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That's... amazing,

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One of the photos is equivalent...

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... for ten other people,

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"Oh, Nicole," and shook his head.

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And nobody really knows him.

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He is known...

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... as a kind of future threat.

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One of the best all time
filmmakers.

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The future threat for peace and quiet.

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Legendary...

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... ugliness.

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Sometimes he drives me crazy.

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He is a very liked individual.

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I love him one minute,
and next I can kill him.

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Maybe the smartest man I've ever met.

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He was fascinated
by advertising Nescafials...

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Have you seen the film 'Groundhog Day'?

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... because they tell stories so fast.

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That's how it feels.

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This man was born
to push the envelope...

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There are still parts of Stanley
That is a big mystery.

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... and he always pushes it.

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You expect someone like that
to be different from us.

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We are too afraid of him here.

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Everyone pretty much admits
he is Man...

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... and I still feel that
is underestimating it  This film tells about life and work
from Stanley Kubrick:

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An extraordinary filmmaker,
one of the great artists of our time.

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Stanley Kubrick is a puzzle
for many people

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In the film he is extroverted...

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... challenging, and ready
to violate conventions

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But Kubrick himself
is very personal:

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Avoid publicity and rashness
Maintain anonymity...

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... happiest at work and at home
with his family...

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... and a big circle of friends.

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He is a chess player in everything.
Both are careful and aggressive...

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... he took a big risk but was evaluated
every movement with the best care.

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Stanley was born in New York and the United States
remains a New Yorker all his life...

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... even though he and his family lived in England for almost 40 years.

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He died in his house
on the seventh of March 1999.

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This film will use a unique
material that has never been seen

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This is a document about a man who stays silent...

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... is he applauding?
or damned

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Stanley Kubrick was born in New York
on July 26, 1928.

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His father, Jack, is a doctor...

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... who married Gertrude Perveler
the previous year

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His sister, Barbara, was born
six years later, in 1934.

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Today, many people have
children who are far apart...

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... they encourage older people to
maintain younger ones as babies...

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... so they can love them.

51
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But I gathered Stanley
very jealous ... You know, I am there.

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He is very kind.
He is very nice to me.

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Nobody accused him of being playful  Well, he's playing...

54
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... as in 'The Addams Family'
is rather fun  When he was little, I thought they thought he was some kind of sissy...

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... because he doesn't
like your ordinary boy

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He read a lot.
He always has books.

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Now, my mother always reads.

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He is always behind him, always,
and he really believes it.

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He said, "It's nothing
You can't do it
"

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He always supports it.

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She's really a great mother,
I think.

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- Are they strict, Gert and Jack?
-Not.

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Never.
He always does what he wants.

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In 1941, when Stanley was in
12 years...

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... he went to Taft High School
in the Bronx.

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At first, I thought, from the second week, Stanley turned to me...

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... when the class opens and says...

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... may I let him copy that day?
homework?
I said, "Sure, why not?"

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The next day he asked the same question.

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The next day after that, and before
I know that he does it every day.

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So after about a week or ten days...

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... finally I wake up enough
aggressiveness to say:

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"Stanley, why don't you do it?
Your homework?" He just said...

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... and in what I learned is hers
characteristics of a calm way:

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"Well, I'm not interested."

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Not that he's stupid.
He is not at all interested...

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... and act on it.

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Stanley is really involved,
is quite passionate about photography.

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Stanley, you have to understand,
by the general lights of time...

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... a rich kid,
because they have their own home.

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They can have dark rooms.

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His father is interested in photography...

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... and I think he encouraged Stanley
to use it and become a photographer.

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The background of the dark room is actually...

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... is one of the basic things...

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... which allows it to develop
very high level...

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... sophistication
about photography...

91
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... and finally cinematography.

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Stanley is fascinated by photography.

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He is a photographer at the school
newspaper and looking for pictures...

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... it will capture the imagination.

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We interrupt
a special news bulletin

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A press association has just announced
that President Roosevelt has died.

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Roosevelt is our god.
That's what my mother said.
He said:

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"I'm not sure there is a God,"
when he died

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And then when he took the photo,
Who's

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It makes everyone who sees it cry.
They just started crying.

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He looks like usual
The world is over...

102
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... and Stanley just got it.

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This is a photo of a news seller
mourning Roosevelt's death...

104
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... that turns amateurs
into professional

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Stanley was only 16 years old when he sold these images to 'see'...

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... one of the great Americans
picture magazine.

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When he graduated from high school,
he joined 'Look' as a photographer...

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... taking thousands of images...

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... experimenting and getting experience
for the next stage of his career.

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Kubrick shoots some features
in boxing to 'see'...

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... one on a rising young fighter
Walter Cartier.

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Passionate about sports...

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... he realized he had found it
the subject for his first film.

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'Day of the Fight' belongs to Stanley
the first attempt at making a film

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I am his assistant in that matter...

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... and I am very proud of this fact
that I operate a second camera...

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... during the last fight,
which is a real fight.

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And we take turns
with each other:

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I was filming while loading.

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I got a knockdown
because Stanley is loading.

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He did it.
He KO'd Bobby Jane.

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This is a warrior, Walter Cartier.

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He just moved one more place...

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... in a line that might end
with the championship.

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After the 'Day of the Fight',
Kubrick left his job at 'Look'...

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... and devoting himself
making a film.

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He moved to Greenwich Village
and supported himself...

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... by making a short documentary,
hustling chess at Washington Square...

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... and playing tournaments to get money
will not be enough...

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... to fund the entire film

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At 1 953, Kubrick's father cashed in his life insurance...

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... to help her child make
Fear and Desire...

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... a film about fictional warfare.

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That is Kubrick's first feature.

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-He will see us.
-Still.

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He is really
and really involved...

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... in making this film.

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He doesn't know anything about acting.

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I might not know more.

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He is not a bohemian.

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He is not an avant-garde,
Left figure.

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He is a child from the Bronx
who's smart

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I don't think he has a lot of education.
He is a very good chess player.

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My intensity is impressed.

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I think he has vision
from where he went

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'Fear and Desire' is a young man
training internship

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Kubrick then pulls the film
from circulation.

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That made him pay attention and help to get it
financial support for the next feature.

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'Killer's Kiss' reveals Kubrick's
extraordinary abilities...

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... to play with light.

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Stanley is making his second film...

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... and I really want it
to become a permanent photographer.

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I also want to see someone
find and learn  I know I'll see it.

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This is Stanley at the point where he
has absolutely no physical resources.

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On Friday, he stopped the company
for several hours...

156
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... go to the unemployment line and
collect unemployment checks...

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... that's why he
is alive.
That's $ 30 a week.

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He just made it.

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He is very ambitious and he knows
this will help him...

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... because once, there is a scene
in the morning, and the crew...

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... not paid much too.
Everyone is in a bad mood.
He said:

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"Well, why don't we just take it
Holiday afternoon?"

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I was amazed he gave us a
day break.

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He always takes me home.
So on the way home, I said:

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"Why are you always?
is very good for everyone?"

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He said, "Honey, no one can get it
whatever comes out of this film but I
"

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Release of 'Killer's Kiss' is taken
Kubrick's attention to James Harris...

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... future producers
who have access to finance.

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They work together to form a
Harris-Kubrick Pictures.

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The only thing, we don't have it
has anything to do

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We don't have a problem.

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That night I left the office
and went to the bookstore...

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... and found a book
about robbery of a race track.

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I don't think there is dinner.

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Of course dear.
There are many things.

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-There are steaks, asparagus, potatoes...
-I don't smell anything.

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You're too far away from him  Too far from that?

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You don't think I have everything cooked,
Do you?
Everything is in the shop.

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I think he is still small.

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Both he and Jim are very young.

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I'm guessing, but I think Stanley
is only 26 at the moment.

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I don't think anything is difficult
for Stanley

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He has incredible confidence
and if he doesn't...

186
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... I don't think he can work
with Lucien Ballard like him.

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The cameraman is Lucien Ballard.

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Lucien, I believe,
won an Academy Award...

189
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... is considered as one of the top 12
or a photographer in business.

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He is a very stylish person,
is married to Merle Oberon...

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... a classic example of an old style
cinematographer

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Stanley has done his own photography
in the two previous films...

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... so he knows exactly what he wants,
and I think that Ballard...

194
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... hate this child from New York.

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The first shot of the picture,
first day, first shot...

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... Stanley prepared a shot.
That's quite complicated.

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It's a dolly long shot.

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And he set it specifically
with a 25 mm lens.

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... and start a complicated business
lighting and setting dolly lines.

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... far further
from where he set the camera

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He said to Lucien,
"What are you doing, Lucien?

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Why don't you say it?
where have I asked?

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He said, "I didn't change anything.

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I use a 50 mm lens...

205
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... to give you exactly the same
coverage you requested...

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... but with numbers 50. That makes...

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"What about the change?
In what perspective? "

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He said," That's not important. "

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00:16:05,931 --> 00:16:09,082
That part of the information
is wrong.

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Perspectives change.
This is a different shot.  Stanley realized Lucien was so
just bull past him...

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... but also what's special
Nettled him is the assumption...

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... that he won't understand this
or doesn't care about that

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Stanley said:

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"Put the camera where I said,
with the lens I requested...

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... or get off the set
and don't come back.
"

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He says it very slowly,
is very soft...

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... and there
see between them...

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... and Lucien changed the setup and
moved the camera where it must be...

220
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... and there has never been a fight
again, about anything

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Okay, alright,
check through

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I am sure you will find our service
for your complete satisfaction

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What do I think about Stanley,
and what he does...

224
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... in a more complicated way
with later films...

225
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... implied in this simple film
about carefully planned crime.

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The feeling of Sterling Hayden
character has that he is above it...

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... he really knows what he is doing
At the end of that...

228
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... the barking little dog is
loose...

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... and the money
blows all over the place

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It's brilliant
and existential films.

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00:17:29,332 --> 00:17:34,122
If existentialism basically poses
that we define ourselves by doing...

232
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... and that opportunity is one thing
we can never fully understand...

233
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... before it happened to us
wishes, or plans, or whatever...

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00:17:44,372 --> 00:17:46,169
This is a brilliant statement about that.

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'Murder' is not
commercial success...

236
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... but it was successful in building a Kubrick and Harris reputation.

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When I saw 'Murder' I said,
"My Lord.  Stanley will succeed.
This is good.
"

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But it is 'the Way of Glory' that reverses it.

239
00:18:02,413 --> 00:18:05,644
We walk in the middle,
as we usually do when children...

240
00:18:32,133 --> 00:18:33,725
... the Way of Glory.

241
00:18:35,453 --> 00:18:36,966


242
00:18:37,893 --> 00:18:40,930
And me and my friends,
who's a fan of war films...

243
00:18:41,133 --> 00:18:44,443
... we have never seen anything
quite like that, or quite like...

244
00:18:44,653 --> 00:18:47,725
... that tone
We've seen other anti-war films.

245
00:18:47,973 --> 00:18:50,533
But this one is very honest...

246
00:18:50,733 --> 00:18:54,328
... especially the trial, and the
scene between Macready and Kirk Douglas.

247
00:18:54,573 --> 00:18:57,770
I ordered an attack.
Your troops don't want to attack.

248
00:18:57,973 --> 00:19:00,533
They attack,
but they can't make progress.

249
00:19:00,773 --> 00:19:03,162
Because they don't try.
I see it for myself.

250
00:19:03,413 --> 00:19:04,926
Half of them never leave the ditch.

251
00:19:05,133 --> 00:19:07,728
A third of them are stuck
by intense fire

252
00:19:07,974 --> 00:19:09,566
Don't excuse fractions.

253
00:19:09,774 --> 00:19:13,653
The facts are still good
They never leave their trenches alone.

254
00:19:13,934 --> 00:19:17,609
I will have ten men
from each company in your regiment...

255
00:19:17,814 --> 00:19:20,453
... tried with a death sentence
for cowards

256
00:19:20,774 --> 00:19:22,924
- Do you know death?
-For cowards.

257
00:19:23,174 --> 00:19:25,130
They have put milk in it
their blood vessels are not blood.

258
00:19:25,374 --> 00:19:27,729
The faintest milk I've ever seen, my ditch--

259
00:19:27,974 --> 00:19:29,885
- Enough!
-I won't make small talk -

260
00:19:30,094 --> 00:19:33,450
If you continue this way,
I have to get you arrested.

261
00:19:33,654 --> 00:19:36,612
It's very honest that it's surprising.

262
00:19:37,654 --> 00:19:42,603
What makes it even more surprising is the nature of the way it was shot.

263
00:19:43,014 --> 00:19:45,687
Use of tracking camera
in ditch.

264
00:19:45,894 --> 00:19:48,727
Something is happening.
They try to be objective:

265
00:19:48,934 --> 00:19:51,607
"I just showed this to you, friend,
made your own decision.

266
00:19:51,814 --> 00:19:54,772
I say now,
This is what goes down.  Maybe an attack against an ant
is not possible

267
00:19:55,014 --> 00:19:56,970
Maybe that is an evaluation error
on our part...

268
00:19:57,254 --> 00:19:59,973
... but if your men have been bolder, they might have taken it.

269
00:20:00,174 --> 00:20:03,211
Why do we have to endure it again?
Criticism from us must be?

270
00:20:03,454 --> 00:20:07,208


271
00:20:07,454 --> 00:20:12,369


272
00:20:12,654 --> 00:20:15,805
Aside from the fact that a lot of
from men you never leave a ditch...

273
00:20:16,014 --> 00:20:18,050
... is the question
from the spirit of the army.

274
00:20:18,254 --> 00:20:19,926
- army spirit?
-Certainly.

275
00:20:20,134 --> 00:20:22,887
This execution will be the perfect
tonic for this division.

276
00:20:23,094 --> 00:20:27,087
There are some things that are more encouraging
than seeing other people die.

277
00:20:27,454 --> 00:20:31,414
Many artists, when they install the blank canvas...

278
00:20:31,655 --> 00:20:34,453
... they started in great detail,
small and fine pencil strokes...

279
00:20:36,695 --> 00:20:38,890
... on canvas

280
00:20:39,615 --> 00:20:43,210
Stanley began conceptually
in all his films...

281
00:20:43,415 --> 00:20:44,564
... from my point of view...

282
00:20:44,815 --> 00:20:49,127
... with large primary colors
brush strokes...

283
00:20:49,335 --> 00:20:53,453
... and he will only defeat him
out of concepts that...

284
00:20:53,655 --> 00:20:55,054
... that's pretty clear

285
00:20:55,415 --> 00:20:56,734
In the 'Path of Glory'...

286
00:20:56,935 --> 00:20:59,847
... every hammer
points home...

287
00:21:00,055 --> 00:21:05,004
... but in each sequence of filming
Smooth and soft almost.

288
00:21:05,615 --> 00:21:07,845
What really hit us is the end.

289
00:21:08,055 --> 00:21:11,570
There is a tendency if you want to get to that emotion or sentiment...

290
00:21:11,775 --> 00:21:14,414
... not sentimental, not sentimentality, but sentiment...

291
00:21:14,615 --> 00:21:18,085
... and only describes this aspect
of humanity...

292
00:21:18,415 --> 00:21:21,373
... often you fall into sentimentality.
You really did it.

293
00:21:21,615 --> 00:21:24,004
This is very, very difficult to do.

294
00:21:24,215 --> 00:21:27,730
This one works like--
You can't see it without crying.

295
00:22:08,696 --> 00:22:11,847
He sits behind his desk
for this interview...

296
00:22:12,536 --> 00:22:14,254
... I must have because he
is looking for an actress

297
00:22:15,816 --> 00:22:18,728
... for scenes in 'Paths of Glory'.

298
00:22:22,096 --> 00:22:25,771
You know, I think he
looks amazing

299
00:22:27,056 --> 00:22:30,048
And he just sits there...

300
00:22:30,496 --> 00:22:33,886
... beaming at me, grinning at me
throughout the interview...

301
00:22:34,136 --> 00:22:37,333
... and I must have grinned.

302
00:22:37,536 --> 00:22:40,812
He has smiled at me
for 43 years afterwards.

303
00:22:41,416 --> 00:22:45,807
Following the 'Path of Glory', Christiane
and his daughter, Katharina...

304
00:22:46,096 --> 00:22:48,769
... moved with Stanley to Los Angeles.

305
00:22:48,976 --> 00:22:51,888
Stanley and Christiane
married in 1958...

306
00:22:52,136 --> 00:22:54,809
... and Hollywood will be their home
for the next few years...

307
00:22:55,016 --> 00:22:59,214
... where they have to have two more
children, Anya and Vivian.

308
00:23:00,696 --> 00:23:04,371
For depictions that are burdensome
from French officer officers...

309
00:23:04,616 --> 00:23:08,006
... 'The Way of Glory' will be banned
in France for almost 20 years.

310
00:23:08,696 --> 00:23:12,326
This film brought the director
strict attention to Hollywood.

311
00:23:12,537 --> 00:23:14,767
He is still 28 years old.

312
00:23:18,257 --> 00:23:21,090
I think that if the commanding power
has respect for good images...

313
00:23:21,337 --> 00:23:23,532
... or people
who can make them...

314
00:23:23,737 --> 00:23:26,729
... that this respect might occur
very well angry...

315
00:23:26,937 --> 00:23:30,612
... by rather
cynical observations...

316
00:23:30,857 --> 00:23:34,452
... poor and mediocre images
might also prove successful...

317
00:23:34,697 --> 00:23:37,530
... as photos of those with higher scores.

318
00:23:37,737 --> 00:23:40,410
Television has changed
this completely

319
00:23:40,657 --> 00:23:44,809
And I think that despite
unpleasant financial turmoil...

320
00:23:45,017 --> 00:23:47,008
... it was caused by
in the film industry...

321
00:23:47,217 --> 00:23:52,052
... it also gives a refresh
and stimulates challenges...

322
00:23:52,337 --> 00:23:56,171
... which makes it necessary for
films to be made more sincerely...

323
00:23:56,497 --> 00:23:58,089
... and bolder.

324
00:23:58,777 --> 00:24:03,726
If Hollywood doesn't have the color
and the excitement from the early days...

325
00:24:04,017 --> 00:24:06,736
... with Rolls-Royces
and leopard skin cover...

326
00:24:06,937 --> 00:24:11,374
... on the other hand it provides
the most stimulating atmosphere...

327
00:24:11,577 --> 00:24:14,569
... opportunities and possibilities
for young people.

328
00:24:14,897 --> 00:24:16,171
Slaves...

329
00:24:17,497 --> 00:24:20,250
... You have arrived at the gladiator
Lentulus Batiatus school.

330
00:24:20,497 --> 00:24:24,172
Here you will be trained by experts
to fight in pairs to death.

331
00:24:24,417 --> 00:24:27,215
You will not be asked to fight
to die here

332
00:24:27,417 --> 00:24:29,055
It will only be after you are sold...

333
00:24:29,257 --> 00:24:30,976
... and then for quality people.

334
00:24:31,178 --> 00:24:33,851
Those who value good murder.

335
00:24:35,018 --> 00:24:36,371
A gladiator is like a stallion.

336
00:24:36,818 --> 00:24:38,297
He must be spoiled.

337
00:24:38,498 --> 00:24:42,889
You will be oiled, bathed, shaved,
massaged...

338
00:24:43,098 --> 00:24:45,214
... taught to use your head.

339
00:24:45,898 --> 00:24:49,129
A good body with a dull brain is like cheap
like life itself.

340
00:24:49,618 --> 00:24:53,657
I congratulate you, and maybe good luck
Smile to most of you.

341
00:24:53,858 --> 00:24:57,533
Then Kirk Douglas came to us and was there
having a problem with 'Spartacus'.

342
00:24:57,738 --> 00:25:00,457
He has been shooting for three days...

343
00:25:00,658 --> 00:25:03,775
... and want to replace the director
who is in the film...

344
00:25:04,018 --> 00:25:09,172
... and asked whether Stanley could be
obtained, a kind of loan-out based.

345
00:25:09,418 --> 00:25:12,649
We think it will be good for his career
and for our company.

346
00:25:12,858 --> 00:25:16,373
I think he did an amazing job
took the film...

347
00:25:16,578 --> 00:25:20,207
... the script doesn't even have a sequence of battles in it...

348
00:25:20,458 --> 00:25:23,689
... and sort of doing some recasting
from several parts...

349
00:25:23,898 --> 00:25:27,527
... bring some films to Spain
and do a big battle scene...

350
00:25:27,778 --> 00:25:30,087
... and change it
into an extraordinary epic film.

351
00:25:30,338 --> 00:25:33,091
I'm a little scared of the arrival of
from Stanley
I don't know him...

352
00:25:34,418 --> 00:25:36,852
... but I have seen the 'Path of Glory'...

353
00:25:37,058 --> 00:25:39,856
... which I found one of the best
films I have ever seen.

354
00:25:40,058 --> 00:25:43,767
Regardless of your evil
_ the most generous Romans of our time.

355
00:25:44,178 --> 00:25:45,850
Bad?

356
00:25:47,738 --> 00:25:48,887
Woman.

357
00:25:51,859 --> 00:25:54,168
Woman.
When did they become representatives?

358
00:25:54,419 --> 00:25:59,049
I have a high opinion about him, but also I love Tony Mann.

359
00:25:59,259 --> 00:26:02,854
Tony Mann directs the initial parts of the film...

360
00:26:03,059 --> 00:26:07,610
... which is in Death Valley,
which I thought might be a studio...

361
00:26:07,819 --> 00:26:11,778
... want older certainty,
men are more routine.

362
00:26:12,019 --> 00:26:15,136
Kirk always had an idea
wanted Stanley

363
00:26:15,379 --> 00:26:19,577
That is a difficult task because
we all have different acting styles.

364
00:26:19,779 --> 00:26:24,489
Olivier and Laughton hate each other.
It was like two dogs.

365
00:26:24,739 --> 00:26:28,493
I will take the republican corruption
together with the freedom of the republic...

366
00:26:28,699 --> 00:26:32,578
... but I don't want to take the
_ dictatorship of Crassus...

367
00:26:32,779 --> 00:26:34,690
... and there is no freedom at all!

368
00:26:36,859 --> 00:26:40,772
That's what he's looking for,
and that's why he will come back.

369
00:26:41,139 --> 00:26:44,097
I think he is 30 years old
when he did it

370
00:26:44,379 --> 00:26:47,974
Yes, working with Olivier and
Charles Laughton.
He was fearless.

371
00:26:48,339 --> 00:26:53,174
If he is scared, he doesn't show it,
because he knows he can't.

372
00:26:53,419 --> 00:26:56,411
I think he has
extraordinary abilities...

373
00:26:56,659 --> 00:26:59,298
... concentrate
on what's important...

374
00:26:59,499 --> 00:27:01,967
... he does not allow himself to be distracted.

375
00:27:02,699 --> 00:27:06,533
And even if that is so
emotional turmoil...

376
00:27:06,739 --> 00:27:09,207
... and very worried he won't--

377
00:27:09,459 --> 00:27:12,611
Maybe this is a chess game -
He won't allow it...

378
00:27:12,820 --> 00:27:14,776
... to influence him

379
00:27:15,020 --> 00:27:17,534
And I think it's immediately
the actors see:

380
00:27:17,780 --> 00:27:20,419
"Oh, yes, you know,
we are quite safe
"

381
00:27:20,740 --> 00:27:23,174
Getting around together.

382
00:27:23,700 --> 00:27:25,736
Fight a lot of battles.

383
00:27:26,140 --> 00:27:28,176
Win a big victory.

384
00:27:28,420 --> 00:27:32,618
Now, instead of boarding a ship for us
a house across the sea...

385
00:27:32,980 --> 00:27:35,540
... we have to fight again

386
00:27:36,140 --> 00:27:38,529
Maybe there is no peace in this world...

387
00:27:38,740 --> 00:27:41,698
... for us or for others.
I don't know

388
00:27:42,900 --> 00:27:44,652
But I know...

389
00:27:44,860 --> 00:27:47,055
... that as long as we live...

390
00:27:47,260 --> 00:27:49,899
... we must remain true to ourselves.

391
00:27:50,100 --> 00:27:51,613
This is a great virtue...

392
00:27:51,820 --> 00:27:55,893
... it's the only film like that
that doesn't have Jesus in it.

393
00:27:56,100 --> 00:27:59,456
There is no trace of Christianity
in 'Spartacus'.

394
00:27:59,660 --> 00:28:02,697
There is faith, but not Christianity.

395
00:28:02,900 --> 00:28:07,690
If Kirk wants to be rewarded for him
courage, which I will be the first...

396
00:28:07,900 --> 00:28:11,415
... to make a film like that
without Jesus but with Kubrick...

397
00:28:11,620 --> 00:28:13,690
... already
an extraordinary achievement.

398
00:28:14,260 --> 00:28:16,615
I think they are both temperamental.

399
00:28:16,820 --> 00:28:19,095
None of them will give an inch...

400
00:28:20,060 --> 00:28:21,095
... so there is tension.

401
00:28:21,420 --> 00:28:25,459
But he felt uncomfortable
during the filming.

402
00:28:25,660 --> 00:28:29,016
But not necessarily
because of Kirk himself.

403
00:28:29,220 --> 00:28:32,054
That's because he has
no rights to the text

404
00:28:32,261 --> 00:28:35,014
All the things he got
first and struggled to have...

405
00:28:35,221 --> 00:28:37,052
... he doesn't have, he has no voice.

406
00:28:37,461 --> 00:28:42,012
Stanley isn't happy
because he's facing...

407
00:28:42,221 --> 00:28:47,534
... with the star being the producer
and responsible for production.

408
00:28:47,741 --> 00:28:50,016
There are several examples...

409
00:28:51,621 --> 00:28:53,896
... where he feels that
must be done differently...

410
00:28:54,101 --> 00:28:57,138
... but because Kirk is responsible...

411
00:28:57,421 --> 00:28:59,889
... they are doing Kirk's way.

412
00:29:00,101 --> 00:29:03,218
I'm not saying that Kirk
is wrong or wrong...

413
00:29:03,461 --> 00:29:06,259
... But anyway, Stanley said:

414
00:29:06,541 --> 00:29:09,499
"From now on, I want to take a photo...

415
00:29:09,701 --> 00:29:12,261
... where I really have the final snippet
"

416
00:29:12,821 --> 00:29:16,097
The first foreign minister
from the epic screen of Ul Spartacus...

417
00:29:16,381 --> 00:29:19,737
... is the most brilliant event
in the London show business calendar.

418
00:29:19,941 --> 00:29:22,375
Director Stanley Kubrick...

419
00:29:22,621 --> 00:29:25,738
'Spartacus' is very important
and commercial success...

420
00:29:25,941 --> 00:29:27,533
... won four Oscars.

421
00:29:28,101 --> 00:29:29,693
Even though Kubrick's youth...

422
00:29:29,901 --> 00:29:33,052
... he is now known
Hollywood Director

423
00:29:33,261 --> 00:29:38,381
But the process has taught him to have full control over his films.

424
00:29:38,581 --> 00:29:43,701
I feel that during 'Spartacus'
he was waiting for his time...

425
00:29:43,901 --> 00:29:47,689
... get a note
as a director...

426
00:29:47,901 --> 00:29:50,495
... big and successful films...

427
00:29:50,701 --> 00:29:52,658
... which will give him
greater freedom in the future

428
00:29:53,542 --> 00:29:58,218
And he changed his career
being an artist...

429
00:29:58,502 --> 00:30:02,814
... even though it can be easy,
Is he giving up at any time...

430
00:30:03,062 --> 00:30:05,860
... that's how it was
a very successful travel entrepreneur.

431
00:30:06,302 --> 00:30:09,931
He feels that now he has this label:
"I am a director, official.

432
00:30:10,142 --> 00:30:15,011
Now I can make a story
that I have a crush on.
"

433
00:30:24,822 --> 00:30:28,132
Image interpretation,
where to place the camera...

434
00:30:28,382 --> 00:30:31,135
... the nature of the subject...

435
00:30:31,982 --> 00:30:35,258
... which at that time, everything
opened in the early '60s...

436
00:30:35,502 --> 00:30:37,174
... and that's a scandal  Put my head back.

437
00:30:37,422 --> 00:30:38,855
Put my head back.

438
00:30:39,142 --> 00:30:40,734
Open your mouth.

439
00:30:42,062 --> 00:30:43,575


440
00:30:43,942 --> 00:30:45,421
You can have one small bite.

441
00:30:45,622 --> 00:30:46,657
I think what many people forget...

442
00:30:48,102 --> 00:30:51,538
... is that a hot book?
'Lolita' that is

443
00:30:51,742 --> 00:30:56,213
Initially, Nabokov couldn't
a publisher in America or England...

444
00:30:56,462 --> 00:30:59,101
... so it was published
as a dirty book in Paris.

445
00:30:59,342 --> 00:31:04,291
In 1955 Graham Greene
and 'The Sunday Times' in London...

446
00:31:04,502 --> 00:31:06,970
... nominated as his own
this year's novel

447
00:31:07,182 --> 00:31:10,333
Then take off
and immediately find the publisher.

448
00:31:10,702 --> 00:31:13,820
He thinks 'Lolita'
is a fantastic book...

449
00:31:14,103 --> 00:31:17,220
... because it's clarified
the feeling we all have...

450
00:31:17,463 --> 00:31:20,899
... good and bad don't
come in the expected package

451
00:31:29,663 --> 00:31:31,619
I don't think I'll see you again.

452
00:31:33,503 --> 00:31:35,141
I will move forward.

453
00:31:35,383 --> 00:31:38,739
I have to prepare my work
at Beardsley College in the fall.

454
00:31:39,423 --> 00:31:41,459
Then I think this is goodbye.

455
00:31:43,703 --> 00:31:44,977
Yes.

456
00:31:46,103 --> 00:31:47,582
Don't forget me  This surprised me when people said
Stanley didn't film "people".

457
00:31:53,343 --> 00:31:57,222
He made films about machines or...

458
00:31:57,463 --> 00:32:00,853
It always makes me confused.

459
00:32:01,103 --> 00:32:02,502
'Lolita' is, you know,
not like a book

460
00:32:02,943 --> 00:32:06,413
But he has drafted the author
to write the scenario

461
00:32:06,623 --> 00:32:10,741
They work together
with each other...

462
00:32:10,983 --> 00:32:13,338


463
00:32:13,543 --> 00:32:16,694
... in other versions
far from novels...

464
00:32:17,023 --> 00:32:20,413
... that's more about humans
the condition of the novel.

465
00:32:20,743 --> 00:32:22,176
'Lolita' works...

466
00:32:22,423 --> 00:32:26,336
... as the first
Stanley Kubrick film for me...

467
00:32:26,543 --> 00:32:29,819
... because I can't imagine it
there are other people who make 'Lolita'.

468
00:32:30,023 --> 00:32:32,856
This is comedy but there are
serious elements

469
00:32:35,464 --> 00:32:36,374
This is Risqu.
It's on your face  This has a big show...

470
00:32:36,584 --> 00:32:39,018
... and it works completely.

471
00:32:39,664 --> 00:32:41,143
You're disgusting, disgraceful,
disgusting, criminal fraud!

472
00:32:41,384 --> 00:32:46,094
Don't do it.

473
00:32:46,384 --> 00:32:47,658
- How do we discuss -
-Move aside.

474
00:32:48,584 --> 00:32:50,256
-Stay!
-Not.
I want to talk--

475
00:32:50,824 --> 00:32:52,621


476
00:32:52,824 --> 00:32:55,577
Come on, get out of my way.

477
00:32:56,584 --> 00:32:58,415
I will leave here today.

478
00:32:59,384 --> 00:33:00,976
You can have it all.

479
00:33:01,184 --> 00:33:05,382
But you will never see
the brat again!

480
00:33:05,664 --> 00:33:09,498
When American cinemas in the early '60s were on their way down...

481
00:33:09,704 --> 00:33:11,899
... the studio system is complete...

482
00:33:12,104 --> 00:33:16,097
... this is an authoritative person
You see a certain way on things.

483
00:33:16,344 --> 00:33:17,618
"When I stood naked Adam...."

484
00:33:17,824 --> 00:33:19,655
Adam is naked!

485
00:33:19,864 --> 00:33:22,583
You should be ashamed of yourself,
Captain.

486
00:33:22,784 --> 00:33:26,174
"Before federal laws
and all the stars were stinging.
"

487
00:33:26,424 --> 00:33:27,982
Fuck!
You are an old horned frog

488
00:33:28,184 --> 00:33:31,859
That's very beautiful.
That's beautiful poetry.

489
00:33:32,064 --> 00:33:34,339
"Because you took advantage..."

490
00:33:34,544 --> 00:33:36,341
This starts to recur somewhat,
no?

491
00:33:36,544 --> 00:33:40,457
"Because..." Here's another one:
"Because you cheated me."

492
00:33:40,664 --> 00:33:42,894
Because you brought him to age...

493
00:33:43,704 --> 00:33:45,342
-... when young youth - "
-Enough! the film
distribution problem that paralyzes

494
00:33:46,024 --> 00:33:50,063
the Catholic Church has
their own censorship.

495
00:33:50,264 --> 00:33:51,982


496
00:33:52,184 --> 00:33:54,745


497
00:33:54,945 --> 00:33:57,459


498
00:33:57,665 --> 00:34:01,453


499
00:34:01,665 --> 00:34:06,455


500
00:34:06,665 --> 00:34:09,054


501
00:34:09,265 --> 00:34:13,144


502
00:34:13,385 --> 00:34:14,374


503
00:34:14,585 --> 00:34:15,779


504
00:34:15,985 --> 00:34:19,660


505
00:34:20,025 --> 00:34:24,416


506
00:34:24,665 --> 00:34:27,975


507
00:34:28,185 --> 00:34:33,339


508
00:34:33,665 --> 00:34:37,817


509
00:34:38,065 --> 00:34:42,616
However, we agreed to limit the amount
see the image

510
00:34:43,225 --> 00:34:46,740
To get the release,
Kubrick must cut back 'Lolita'.

511
00:34:47,185 --> 00:34:49,096
As he later said to 'Newsweek':

512
00:34:49,345 --> 00:34:51,654
"If I knew how severe
was the limitation...

513
00:34:51,865 --> 00:34:53,264
... I would not succeed.
"

514
00:34:53,985 --> 00:34:56,374
There is recognition in the film industry
for Kubrick...

515
00:34:56,585 --> 00:34:59,736
... director of Lolita,
Arrived with Mrs. Kubrick.

516
00:34:59,945 --> 00:35:02,698
Lolita's appearance is strong
at the box office...

517
00:35:02,905 --> 00:35:05,703
... driven by controversy.

518
00:35:06,105 --> 00:35:08,778
Kubrick's next film will prove
even more controversial.

519
00:35:08,985 --> 00:35:10,703
Now, Dimitri...

520
00:35:12,985 --> 00:35:16,183
... You know how we always talk about possibilities...

521
00:35:16,426 --> 00:35:18,894
... something happened
wrong with the bomb

522
00:35:20,226 --> 00:35:22,342
That bomb, Dimitri.

523
00:35:23,266 --> 00:35:25,541
Hydrogen bomb

524
00:35:25,746 --> 00:35:28,021
Everything is beautiful
about the film...

525
00:35:29,386 --> 00:35:32,378
... is because the way
is directed

526
00:35:32,586 --> 00:35:37,455
If not, I think there is a lack of
in film writing...

527
00:35:37,666 --> 00:35:40,499
... and lack of some
from the show...

528
00:35:40,706 --> 00:35:45,336
... but directs the movie
so bravura...

529
00:35:45,586 --> 00:35:49,943
... and just so amazing,
is just a knockout system.

530
00:35:50,266 --> 00:35:54,782
Vision and use of music
from opening credit -

531
00:35:55,066 --> 00:35:57,739
We know right away anything
Can happen in this film.

532
00:36:09,266 --> 00:36:12,144
People remember the film because it
deals with one of the darkest things...

533
00:36:13,906 --> 00:36:17,740
... postwar period,
ideas that hang above us...

534
00:36:17,946 --> 00:36:22,064
... forgotten by nuclear.
This is the time for the Cuban Missile Crisis.

535
00:36:22,266 --> 00:36:26,737
It can't be obtained
closer than a few days...

536
00:36:26,946 --> 00:36:31,701
... where one error on both sides
can start World War lll.

537
00:36:31,906 --> 00:36:35,980
This piece of satire beat him
right on the button...

538
00:36:36,187 --> 00:36:39,418
... and that's scary.
Very, very scary.

539
00:36:39,707 --> 00:36:42,062
Now, now, what happens is...

540
00:36:42,267 --> 00:36:46,260
... one of our basic commanders,


541
00:36:46,507 --> 00:36:49,465
Well, he goes a little funny
on the head.

542
00:36:49,667 --> 00:36:54,263
You know, it's just a little funny.

543
00:36:54,507 --> 00:36:57,021
He went and did something ridiculous.

544
00:36:57,507 --> 00:37:01,341
Alright, I'll tell you what he did,
He ordered the plane...

545
00:37:02,827 --> 00:37:05,136
... to attack your country

546
00:37:05,627 --> 00:37:07,538
Okay, I finish, Dimitri.

547
00:37:08,547 --> 00:37:10,344
Let me finish, Dimitri.

548
00:37:10,867 --> 00:37:12,937
Now, what do you think?
I feel it?

549
00:37:13,147 --> 00:37:15,058
He can say
what we all know...

550
00:37:18,467 --> 00:37:20,139
... about that madness.

551
00:37:20,387 --> 00:37:24,380
He bought the book
tried to make it straight...

552
00:37:24,627 --> 00:37:28,176
... and realize that he can't,
that it's really crazy...

553
00:37:28,427 --> 00:37:31,021
... that it can't be done like that.

554
00:37:31,227 --> 00:37:34,617
And what he did was say that.
That this is crazy, I mean...

555
00:37:34,827 --> 00:37:36,385
... who are we kidding?

556
00:37:40,387 --> 00:37:43,140
Gentlemen, you can't fight here
This is a war room!

557
00:37:43,387 --> 00:37:47,426
And it never worked
is very difficult...

558
00:37:47,627 --> 00:37:51,063
... to take seriously
Strategic Air Command.

559
00:37:51,267 --> 00:37:54,782
I mean, it looks like they like them
are nuts since then.

560
00:37:55,027 --> 00:37:56,984
I think they might.

561
00:37:57,268 --> 00:38:00,863
The most extraordinary part of 'Dr.
Strangelove 'for me...

562
00:38:01,148 --> 00:38:04,743
... is 30 years as part
of the BBC team, I investigate...

563
00:38:04,988 --> 00:38:08,697
... for two years, a lot of the main principles in this film.

564
00:38:08,988 --> 00:38:10,626
What happened in reality...

565
00:38:10,868 --> 00:38:14,383
... what happened to the
Air Command strategy in the '50s and 60s.

566
00:38:14,588 --> 00:38:19,423
And various elements of the film
like the idea that the military...

567
00:38:19,628 --> 00:38:23,746
... will use nuclear weapons
without consulting the president...

568
00:38:23,988 --> 00:38:28,857
I think only I am authorized to order nuclear weapons.

569
00:38:30,108 --> 00:38:33,737
That's right, sir.
You are the only person who has the authority to do it...

570
00:38:33,948 --> 00:38:38,180
... and even though I hate evaluating it
before all the facts are in...

571
00:38:38,428 --> 00:38:41,465
... it looks like General
Ripper exceeds its authority.

572
00:38:41,748 --> 00:38:45,900
... all, you know, are seen as
terrible when the film comes out.

573
00:38:46,108 --> 00:38:49,737
Now we know that many elements
really slap.

574
00:38:49,948 --> 00:38:53,987
Curtis LeMay is conducting a trial to see if you can provoke Russians to fight.

575
00:38:55,428 --> 00:38:58,545
We talk to officers who work
for the successors of LeMay...

576
00:38:58,748 --> 00:39:02,377
... General Tommy Power, and they
It says this person is basically crazy.

577
00:39:02,588 --> 00:39:05,386
This hasn't been out for 30 years,
but there's that...

578
00:39:05,628 --> 00:39:07,266
... right at the core of 'Strangelove'.

579
00:39:07,548 --> 00:39:10,620
Tell me, Jack, when did you first become...

580
00:39:10,868 --> 00:39:13,177
Now, develop this theory?

581
00:39:16,828 --> 00:39:19,901
I first realized it,
Mandrake...

582
00:39:20,429 --> 00:39:22,465
... during physical acts of love.

583
00:39:23,829 --> 00:39:27,902
Yes, deep fatigue...

584
00:39:28,189 --> 00:39:30,100
... empty feelings followed.

585
00:39:30,909 --> 00:39:34,538
Fortunately, I can interpret it
This feeling is true:

586
00:39:35,589 --> 00:39:37,102
Loss of essence.

587
00:39:38,869 --> 00:39:41,622
I guarantee
it doesn't relapse again, Mandrake.

588
00:39:42,349 --> 00:39:45,785
Woman... Woman feels my strength...

589
00:39:46,469 --> 00:39:48,425
... and they are looking for the essence of life.

590
00:39:49,669 --> 00:39:51,739
I don't avoid women, Mandrake...

591
00:39:53,149 --> 00:39:55,583
... but I deny them my essence.

592
00:39:57,469 --> 00:40:01,428
Other films that are being made
at the time about these themes...

593
00:40:01,629 --> 00:40:03,984
... about the idea of nuclear war...

594
00:40:05,469 --> 00:40:06,902
... military takeover in U.S.A...

595
00:40:07,149 --> 00:40:10,300
... movies like 'Fail Secure'
and 'Seven Days in May'...

596
00:40:10,509 --> 00:40:13,546
... they are very naturalistic
and rather turgid films.

597
00:40:13,749 --> 00:40:16,627
They don't have long life.
They don't survive.

598
00:40:16,829 --> 00:40:19,389
They are not films
that you will watch...

599
00:40:19,589 --> 00:40:22,581
... for any reason
except for sociological interests.

600
00:40:22,829 --> 00:40:26,981
But people will watch 'Dr.
Love is weird '
repeatedly because it's very funny.

601
00:40:27,189 --> 00:40:32,388
That is Kubrick's genius,
but also his colleagues.

602
00:40:32,589 --> 00:40:37,140
I mean, he has a lot of money
to work with...

603
00:40:37,349 --> 00:40:40,899
... the two funniest people ever
involved in the film industry:

604
00:40:41,110 --> 00:40:43,863
Terry Southern and Peter Sellers.

605
00:40:44,110 --> 00:40:47,580
What happened, you see,
the strings on my feet are gone

606
00:40:48,630 --> 00:40:50,222
- what?
-The string.

607
00:40:50,470 --> 00:40:52,222
I never told you, but, you see...

608
00:40:52,470 --> 00:40:56,019
... I have gammy legs.
Oh, honey, go get shot dead.

609
00:40:56,750 --> 00:40:59,025
Stanley is the best listener.

610
00:40:59,230 --> 00:41:02,506
He spends a lot of scenes
just being a spectator...

611
00:41:02,750 --> 00:41:03,739
... not director  He will only put the camera
where he can...

612
00:41:03,990 --> 00:41:06,868
... so when Peter
went flying high...

613
00:41:07,070 --> 00:41:09,584
... Stanley said, "I don't want anything that's gone
"

614
00:41:09,870 --> 00:41:12,543
He will only lie on his back,
You know, laughing out loud.

615
00:41:12,790 --> 00:41:16,908


616
00:41:17,190 --> 00:41:20,865
That means Peter
to a higher altitude.

617
00:41:24,870 --> 00:41:28,579
Also, when you go down to
mine, everyone will stay alive.

618
00:41:28,830 --> 00:41:30,661
There will be no surprising memories...

619
00:41:30,950 --> 00:41:35,023
... and the prevailing emotions will occur
nostalgia for those who are left behind...

620
00:41:35,230 --> 00:41:37,983
... combined with passion...

621
00:41:38,190 --> 00:41:41,102
... bold curiosity
for adventure ahead

622
00:41:42,390 --> 00:41:47,418
One of the great things about the film
is meticulous detail...

623
00:41:47,630 --> 00:41:51,145
... where everything is - you know,
that's part of that power...

624
00:41:51,390 --> 00:41:55,099
... details in Dr.
Strange love ',
You know, you will think...

625
00:41:55,350 --> 00:41:57,864
... which he lived
that experience

626
00:41:58,150 --> 00:42:01,348
Check the contents of the survival kit  In it you will find it
one.45 automatic caliber...

627
00:42:01,791 --> 00:42:06,182
... two boxes of ammunition...

628
00:42:06,431 --> 00:42:08,661
... four days concentrated emergency
allotment...

629
00:42:08,871 --> 00:42:12,022
... one drug problem
contains antibiotics...

630
00:42:12,391 --> 00:42:15,383
... morphine, vitamin pills,
pep pills...

631
00:42:15,591 --> 00:42:19,504
... sleeping pills,
sedative pills...

632
00:42:19,791 --> 00:42:23,386
... one miniature combination
Russian phrase book and Bible

633
00:42:23,991 --> 00:42:28,109
When we filmed,
someone has invited...

634
00:42:28,591 --> 00:42:30,866
... some American service personnel
to come to Shepperton

635
00:42:31,071 --> 00:42:35,428
They are scared...

636
00:42:36,791 --> 00:42:39,589
... with the amount of accuracy
we have on this plane...

637
00:42:39,791 --> 00:42:42,988


638
00:42:43,191 --> 00:42:46,581
... and the next day I got a memo
from Stanley saying:

639
00:42:46,791 --> 00:42:51,819
"You'd better be sure that's what you know
where all your references come from...

640
00:42:52,111 --> 00:42:55,990
... because otherwise we might
be investigated by the FBI.
"

641
00:42:57,151 --> 00:42:59,381
I found it very quickly...

642
00:42:59,591 --> 00:43:03,186
... behind this
childish enthusiasm...

643
00:43:04,031 --> 00:43:08,229
... and obviously naive,
there's this super brain...

644
00:43:08,471 --> 00:43:10,348
... and enormous power...

645
00:43:12,871 --> 00:43:17,991
... and
dedication to film making

646
00:43:18,751 --> 00:43:23,507
It's quite demoralizing in
When he changes his mind...

647
00:43:23,712 --> 00:43:26,943
... but every time he does it,
it gets better

648
00:43:27,152 --> 00:43:30,701
But I learned a lot in that film

649
00:43:32,672 --> 00:43:34,549
Sir, I have a plan.

650
00:43:36,392 --> 00:43:38,064
Mein F hrer!

651
00:43:38,712 --> 00:43:40,668
I can walk!

652
00:43:55,912 --> 00:43:58,028
At first I was very surprised.

653
00:43:58,232 --> 00:44:01,144
That's very rude, and rightly so
is the peak of the Cold War.

654
00:44:01,472 --> 00:44:05,750
I was at NYU then,
but my friend I saw the film with...

655
00:44:05,952 --> 00:44:09,865
... some at a Jesuit college called _ Fordham, the others were street children.

656
00:44:10,112 --> 00:44:12,342
We went to see this film.
They like it.

657
00:44:12,552 --> 00:44:14,383
And they are conservative.

658
00:44:14,592 --> 00:44:16,662
Said on that road,
"That's good."

659
00:44:16,872 --> 00:44:20,387
I have a kind of tempestuous joy
in the end.

660
00:44:20,592 --> 00:44:25,143
When he sings,
"We'll meet again, don't know where"

661
00:44:25,392 --> 00:44:27,030
And he drives a bomb, I think:

662
00:44:28,952 --> 00:44:33,150
"Man, what kind of imagination
came up with this?

663
00:44:33,952 --> 00:44:36,864
'Dr.
Strangelove' caused a stir.  Younger viewers like it
immodesty and anarchic humor...

664
00:44:37,192 --> 00:44:40,344
... but many people see it
as dangerous subversive.

665
00:44:40,553 --> 00:44:43,386
I remember reading a review on,
I think, a Beverly Hills newspaper...

666
00:44:43,593 --> 00:44:48,542
... where the critics say that Stanley
must be physically hurt...

667
00:44:48,753 --> 00:44:52,382
... because I made the film.

668
00:44:52,593 --> 00:44:53,946
Now, that's a very bad review,
I have to say.  I don't remember
every film Stanley Kubrick...

669
00:44:54,193 --> 00:44:57,026


670
00:44:57,473 --> 00:45:00,192


671
00:45:00,393 --> 00:45:03,191
... released
where there is no controversy

672
00:45:03,553 --> 00:45:05,862
'2001' I remember very well.

673
00:45:06,113 --> 00:45:09,469
I remember Pauline Kael
review '2001'.

674
00:45:09,673 --> 00:45:11,106
They are not good reviews.

675
00:45:11,353 --> 00:45:15,426
And then ten years have passed,
and all are classic.

676
00:45:15,633 --> 00:45:19,228
At that time I knew
that Kubrick was one.

677
00:45:19,873 --> 00:45:24,901
Yes, all these outstanding directors
around the world are making films...

678
00:45:25,193 --> 00:45:29,584
... but there is something, after you
see 'Lolita' and 'Dr.
Love is weird '....

679
00:45:30,233 --> 00:45:33,862
I know that Kubrick -
We have to wait for Kubrick's film.

680
00:45:34,113 --> 00:45:37,344
We know that when we go to see it...

681
00:45:37,553 --> 00:45:40,021
... it's very special

682
00:45:40,233 --> 00:45:44,624
We hope a lot from it, enough
To be honest, and in 2001 we got it.

683
00:45:45,153 --> 00:45:48,543
In 1963, Kubrick has stood
so high in reputation...

684
00:45:48,753 --> 00:45:53,190
... that he can choose the next project
without being subject to Hollywood decisions.

685
00:45:53,753 --> 00:45:57,507
As a director whose film
is popular and critically recognized...

686
00:45:57,713 --> 00:46:01,423
... he has won an amazing title
creative independence

687
00:46:02,074 --> 00:46:04,224
Stanley Kubrick is now starting work
in a film...

688
00:46:04,514 --> 00:46:07,745
... who will build it
as one of the big film directors.

689
00:46:08,234 --> 00:46:11,431
With '2001: A Space Odyssey'...

690
00:46:12,154 --> 00:46:16,193
... boys from the Bronx will write
a new chapter in the history of cinema.

691
00:46:17,354 --> 00:46:21,984
In the early 1960s, space exploration
began when both Russia and U.S.... ... sending humans out of the earth
atmosphere.

692
00:46:22,234 --> 00:46:25,146
When the space race dominates
popular imagination...

693
00:46:25,394 --> 00:46:29,023
... Kubrick captures the spirit of the
times by collaborating on a film...

694
00:46:29,514 --> 00:46:33,473
... with science fiction writer
Arthur C. Clarke.

695
00:46:33,674 --> 00:46:37,030
Behind everyone alive today
standing 30 ghosts...

696
00:46:37,794 --> 00:46:42,265
... for that is the ratio where
the dead person exceeds the number that lives.

697
00:46:42,474 --> 00:46:47,594
Since dawn of time, around
hundred billion people...

698
00:46:47,834 --> 00:46:51,144
... has been running on this planet.

699
00:46:52,554 --> 00:46:54,465
Now, one hundred billion
is about the number of stars...

700
00:46:54,674 --> 00:46:59,270


701
00:46:59,554 --> 00:47:01,670
... in our Milky Way galaxy.

702
00:47:01,874 --> 00:47:04,627
So this means to everyone
who has ever lived...

703
00:47:04,834 --> 00:47:06,586
... there might be stars.

704
00:47:06,794 --> 00:47:11,026
And of course, stars are the sun,
with planets surround them.

705
00:47:11,714 --> 00:47:15,468
So isn't that an interesting thought
that there is enough land in the sky...

706
00:47:15,714 --> 00:47:18,626
... for everyone to own the whole world?

707
00:47:21,995 --> 00:47:24,350
... and by what kind of creature.

708
00:47:24,555 --> 00:47:27,991
But one day we have to know,
maybe with radio...

709
00:47:28,195 --> 00:47:32,188
... maybe in another way,
maybe with direct contact

710
00:47:32,395 --> 00:47:36,024
That impact on humanity
will be profound...

711
00:47:36,235 --> 00:47:39,830
... especially if we face
beings far in advance...

712
00:47:40,035 --> 00:47:42,105
... our own primitive species.

713
00:47:42,435 --> 00:47:46,872
It's amazing to wait for
and maybe that is terrible.

714
00:47:47,075 --> 00:47:51,273
That can happen in our lifetime.
That may not occur for 1 000 years.

715
00:47:51,555 --> 00:47:54,467
But someday, we will know the truth about...

716
00:47:54,715 --> 00:47:58,230
... this is amazing and beautiful
the universe around us...

717
00:47:58,475 --> 00:48:01,990
... and maybe understand
own place in it.

718
00:48:02,515 --> 00:48:07,225
Extraordinary courage,
strength and, I think, courage...

719
00:48:07,475 --> 00:48:11,468
... to say, "Let's vomit everything
to stop, bring everyone...

720
00:48:11,715 --> 00:48:14,673
... back to prehistory
where it's not that fast
"

721
00:48:14,915 --> 00:48:19,431
Given the way the world
moves so fast, this just says:

722
00:48:19,715 --> 00:48:20,830
"I want you to see something.  I will take you through something
You never thought you would experience.
"

723
00:48:21,035 --> 00:48:24,823
The way to make the movie
concentrates...

724
00:49:12,916 --> 00:49:17,228
... at seven or eight, when he called
them, "non-submarine unit."

725
00:49:17,836 --> 00:49:21,988
And what this means is that you are very
good pieces, and you have others...

726
00:49:22,236 --> 00:49:25,467
... and when you have six good pieces,
You almost got home with a film.

727
00:49:27,756 --> 00:49:30,907
It will be easy to connect them,
and...

728
00:49:31,116 --> 00:49:34,233
... you can see
this principle operates...

729
00:49:34,476 --> 00:49:37,115


730
00:49:37,356 --> 00:49:40,154
... especially in '2001'...

731
00:49:40,516 --> 00:49:44,987
... where I believe that the bit
is not quite suitable

732
00:49:45,876 --> 00:49:50,791
And this is why there is a mystery
about that which people are still interested in.

733
00:49:50,996 --> 00:49:53,908
I only remember seeing the picture
for the first time...

734
00:49:54,156 --> 00:49:57,785
... and feel that it's not a movie,
this is the first time...

735
00:49:57,996 --> 00:50:00,829
... the form of motion
has changed

736
00:50:01,116 --> 00:50:05,395
It's not a documentary,
and it's not drama...

737
00:50:05,597 --> 00:50:08,475
... and that's not true
science fiction.

738
00:50:09,477 --> 00:50:11,513
That's earlier in science.

739
00:50:11,757 --> 00:50:15,432
Things, apart from your extraordinary intellect,
have you ever been frustrated...

740
00:50:15,677 --> 00:50:18,555
... by your dependence on people to take action?

741
00:50:18,917 --> 00:50:21,067
Not a bit.

742
00:50:21,317 --> 00:50:23,353
I like working with people.

743
00:50:23,637 --> 00:50:27,630
I have a stimulating relationship with Dr. Poole and Dr. Bowman.

744
00:50:28,077 --> 00:50:32,070
The responsibility of my mission ends
all ship operations...

745
00:50:32,677 --> 00:50:35,191
... so I keep busy  I put myself
as much as possible using...

746
00:50:35,677 --> 00:50:39,033
... all of which, I think, are there
Whether you know you can expect to do it.

747
00:50:39,277 --> 00:50:42,986
Not like a lot
is a science fiction writer...

748
00:50:43,237 --> 00:50:45,831
... including, I must say, myself...

749
00:50:46,037 --> 00:50:48,187
... he considers
the future as unknown.

750
00:50:48,397 --> 00:50:51,434


751
00:50:51,717 --> 00:50:56,552
This is the first film, the first work
actual science fiction...

752
00:50:56,797 --> 00:51:00,233
... I think, describes the future
as unknown.

753
00:51:00,557 --> 00:51:02,707
Eighteen months ago...

754
00:51:03,717 --> 00:51:07,630
... first proof
intelligent life of the earth...

755
00:51:07,877 --> 00:51:09,151
... has been found.

756
00:51:11,117 --> 00:51:14,632
It's buried 40 feet
under the surface of the moon...

757
00:51:14,877 --> 00:51:16,993
... near Tycho's crater.

758
00:51:19,557 --> 00:51:22,629
Except for one, it's very strong...

759
00:51:22,877 --> 00:51:26,393
... radio emissions intended for Jupiter...

760
00:51:27,838 --> 00:51:32,514
... that four million year monolith
remains totally inert...

761
00:51:34,438 --> 00:51:37,510
... origin and destination...

762
00:51:37,798 --> 00:51:39,789
... still a total mystery.

763
00:51:40,198 --> 00:51:41,790
I feel amazed -

764
00:51:43,078 --> 00:51:44,306
I'm amazed by the mystery
of the universe.

765
00:51:44,558 --> 00:51:46,913
Something Einstein often said:

766
00:51:47,118 --> 00:51:52,192
"Anyone who is not fascinated by the universe,
they have no soul.
"

767
00:51:52,398 --> 00:51:57,756
So from the start I was surprised
_ space and time have tickled me...

768
00:51:57,958 --> 00:52:02,395
... and Stanley and I tried to include some of these feelings into the film.

769
00:52:03,038 --> 00:52:06,508
I think it makes people aware of
that we...

770
00:52:06,758 --> 00:52:09,875
... a rather small part
of a very large universe.

771
00:52:10,078 --> 00:52:12,546
It's hard to realize
when we made the film...

772
00:52:12,758 --> 00:52:16,797
... we don't know what appears on earth
like from outer space from all distances.

773
00:52:16,998 --> 00:52:18,829
These things must be imagined.

774
00:52:19,038 --> 00:52:23,714
The special effect is quantum
jumping forward for the film industry.

775
00:52:24,038 --> 00:52:25,676
This looks real.

776
00:52:25,918 --> 00:52:29,308
Stanley is very strict and very specific ideas...

777
00:52:29,558 --> 00:52:31,947
... about how this model
must be turned on.

778
00:52:32,198 --> 00:52:34,837
Genuine attention to detail...

779
00:52:35,038 --> 00:52:38,269
... coloring,
contaminates the model...

780
00:52:38,558 --> 00:52:40,867
This has never been seen before.

781
00:52:41,358 --> 00:52:43,997
One of the best examples
for my contribution...

782
00:52:45,479 --> 00:52:47,993
... what is known as slitscan
sequence, sequence of stargate.

783
00:52:48,199 --> 00:52:50,588
There is a lot of evolution
for that concept...

784
00:52:50,799 --> 00:52:54,951
... how you will be transported
from one dimension to another.

785
00:52:55,199 --> 00:52:57,030
It was never solved in the scenario.

786
00:52:57,359 --> 00:53:00,351
I remember, I know
is an experimental filmmaker...

787
00:53:00,559 --> 00:53:04,757
... who are exploring this whole idea
from old exposures...

788
00:53:04,959 --> 00:53:08,952
... and while the shutter is open,
he will move various types of artwork...

789
00:53:09,159 --> 00:53:11,434
... in front of the camera
scan...

790
00:53:11,719 --> 00:53:15,678
...
color blocks and objects to movies...

791
00:53:15,879 --> 00:53:17,790
... in a rather unusual way.

792
00:53:17,999 --> 00:53:22,709
I think if you take what he does,
is flat and two-dimensional...

793
00:53:22,919 --> 00:53:26,707
... and make it three dimensions
on the Z axis...

794
00:53:26,919 --> 00:53:29,513
... you can make
this streak exposure.

795
00:53:29,759 --> 00:53:32,831
Like exposure time.
Light the car on the highway.

796
00:53:33,039 --> 00:53:34,950
If you let the shutter open...

797
00:53:35,199 --> 00:53:37,997
... the car's light becomes
a beam of light.

798
00:53:38,359 --> 00:53:41,192
I thought of me
There might be several ways...

799
00:53:41,519 --> 00:53:43,714
... to apply it
to the order of stargate

800
00:53:43,919 --> 00:53:47,548
I walked right then
To Stanley's office.

801
00:53:47,759 --> 00:53:50,512
I said, "I think this is the answer
to stargate
"

802
00:53:50,759 --> 00:53:54,468
And he saw it and said,
"I think you are right."

803
00:53:54,679 --> 00:53:59,116
He said, "Do whatever you need to do,
You have carte blanche to do it.
"

804
00:53:59,439 --> 00:54:02,556
That is my overall example
experience in '2001'...

805
00:54:02,759 --> 00:54:06,958
... has the support of Stanley
to explore, experiment...

806
00:54:07,200 --> 00:54:11,432
... take risks and produce something different.

807
00:54:11,640 --> 00:54:16,794
If you can imagine a giant Ferris
wheel, and if you cover it...

808
00:54:17,000 --> 00:54:19,275
... with skin.
Inside the edge of the skin...

809
00:54:20,560 --> 00:54:22,437
... imagine the set being built...

810
00:54:22,640 --> 00:54:27,555
... and imagine an endless hall
with things along the side.

811
00:54:27,760 --> 00:54:29,671
Well, it's spinning.

812
00:54:31,760 --> 00:54:35,070
There is a scene where
I go downstairs...

813
00:54:35,880 --> 00:54:39,509
... and other astronauts,
Gary Lockwood, is eating...

814
00:54:39,720 --> 00:54:44,032
... apparently upside down, because he's
on the other side of the centrifuge.

815
00:54:44,360 --> 00:54:48,353
I seem to be walking
upside down to him

816
00:54:48,560 --> 00:54:53,031
How it really is done is that
Gary has a hidden harness.

817
00:54:53,360 --> 00:54:56,750
He's upside down,
so I came on the right side...

818
00:54:56,960 --> 00:55:01,795
... and they just turned on Gary
for me, and I just walked in place.

819
00:55:02,000 --> 00:55:05,356
There is this constant theme
spinning, spinning, spinning.

820
00:55:05,680 --> 00:55:08,717
The space station and
spacecraft are rotating.

821
00:55:08,920 --> 00:55:10,239
Everything is in orbit.

822
00:55:10,480 --> 00:55:13,756
And it forms a style...

823
00:55:14,920 --> 00:55:18,708
... from images that can be interrupted
which will eventually...

824
00:55:18,920 --> 00:55:22,595
... lean on Stanley's mind
to Strauss waltz.

825
00:55:46,281 --> 00:55:49,478
I think the history of cinema
is divided into two important eras:

826
00:55:51,121 --> 00:55:53,760
Before Stanley Kubrick
and after Stanley Kubrick.

827
00:55:53,961 --> 00:55:57,351
Especially in connection with
for the use of music in films.

828
00:55:57,641 --> 00:56:02,237
Before Stanley Kubrick, music tended to be
for use in films...

829
00:56:02,481 --> 00:56:06,110
... as decorative
or as an increase in emotions.

830
00:56:06,441 --> 00:56:10,673
After Stanley Kubrick, because of hers
use of classical music especially...

831
00:56:10,881 --> 00:56:14,840
... it becomes very important
part of the narrative...

832
00:56:15,041 --> 00:56:17,601
... this film's intellectual drive.

833
00:56:29,641 --> 00:56:32,553
I really know that piece of Ligeti
he has used...

834
00:56:32,801 --> 00:56:35,554


835
00:56:35,761 --> 00:56:39,276


836
00:56:39,601 --> 00:56:44,231


837
00:56:53,682 --> 00:56:57,231


838
00:57:00,002 --> 00:57:03,551


839
00:57:03,762 --> 00:57:06,834


840
00:57:07,042 --> 00:57:09,681


841
00:57:10,882 --> 00:57:14,761


842
00:57:14,962 --> 00:57:17,681


843
00:57:17,882 --> 00:57:20,840


844
00:57:21,042 --> 00:57:25,274


845
00:57:25,562 --> 00:57:29,077
But in this film it is recommended that
like that will...

846
00:57:29,282 --> 00:57:33,992
... outside the speed of light and then
we enter in another world

847
00:57:34,842 --> 00:57:38,801
I never knew whether the picture
appeared from music or vice versa.

848
00:57:39,002 --> 00:57:43,439
The right thing to say is that they have become in their imagination, clear... ... and it has become ours,
is completely inseparable

849
00:57:43,722 --> 00:57:47,078
When '2001' was opened,
was like the previous films from Kubrick's...

850
00:58:57,403 --> 00:59:00,759
... it separates the two critics
and the audience.

851
00:59:00,963 --> 00:59:03,716
Opening of '2001'
is very scary...

852
00:59:03,923 --> 00:59:07,598
... because we have all executives
sitting in the audience...

853
00:59:07,843 --> 00:59:11,472


854
00:59:11,683 --> 00:59:13,401
... very old, many of them.

855
00:59:14,483 --> 00:59:19,352
They don't understand the movies in all
and left, all lines from them.

856
00:59:19,563 --> 00:59:23,954
And we panicked from being attacked.
Then there is a big one...

857
00:59:24,163 --> 00:59:27,713
... disaster meeting
in our hotel room...

858
00:59:27,924 --> 00:59:30,279
... and Stanley was very angry
he lost his voice

859
00:59:30,564 --> 00:59:34,159
We wake up all night.
Next morning we went to this house...

860
00:59:35,044 --> 00:59:38,514
... and Stanley is fighting
in New York.

861
00:59:38,764 --> 00:59:42,677
I fell, grabbed my hand bag,
opposite...

862
00:59:42,884 --> 00:59:45,921
... my sleep fell asleep,
because I didn't sleep all night.

863
00:59:46,124 --> 00:59:51,073
And wake up to the sound of a DJ...

864
00:59:51,284 --> 00:59:52,717
... saying:

865
00:59:52,924 --> 00:59:57,042
"This is the most fantastic film and
People are lining up around the block.
"

866
00:59:57,244 --> 00:59:59,235
He is talking about '2001'.

867
00:59:59,484 --> 01:00:02,681
I'm really trying
for Stanley's ring to tell him...

868
01:00:02,884 --> 01:00:07,799
... some people like it, it is a
brigade blue pin that comes out.

869
01:00:08,364 --> 01:00:11,276
He told me that the first...

870
01:00:13,404 --> 01:00:15,759
... screening of exhibitors '2001'...

871
01:00:15,964 --> 01:00:20,560
... already, I believe
he said, 241 strikes.

872
01:00:21,124 --> 01:00:24,594
You know, I'm sure he
counted it too  When I first saw '2001',
I didn't like it...

873
01:00:25,044 --> 01:00:27,922
... and I am very disappointed

874
01:00:28,164 --> 01:00:30,120


875
01:00:32,084 --> 01:00:37,363
Then three or four months later,
I'm with some women in California...

876
01:00:37,564 --> 01:00:40,522
... and he told me
How beautiful the film is.

877
01:00:40,764 --> 01:00:43,153
And I go to see it again...

878
01:00:43,364 --> 01:00:47,357
... and I like it more
The second time I saw it.

879
01:00:47,564 --> 01:00:51,035
Then a few years later
I saw it again and I thought:

880
01:00:51,245 --> 01:00:54,920
"Wow, this is true
a sensational film
"

881
01:00:55,165 --> 01:00:59,841
And it was one of several times
in my life I realized...

882
01:01:00,085 --> 01:01:02,599
... it's the artist
far ahead of me.

883
01:01:02,845 --> 01:01:05,405
Many people don't understand
the first time around...

884
01:01:05,605 --> 01:01:10,042
... and I really like quoting
MGM executives who say:

885
01:01:10,245 --> 01:01:12,805
"That's the end
from Stanley Kubrick
"

886
01:01:13,645 --> 01:01:18,844
The message was successful, even so
We didn't mean specifically.

887
01:01:20,765 --> 01:01:23,154
Stanley wants to create an experience.

888
01:01:25,885 --> 01:01:30,913
People will get a message from him
according to their own philosophy.

889
01:01:31,165 --> 01:01:36,034
'2001' accepts a National Catholic
Award for his imaginative vision...

890
01:01:36,245 --> 01:01:38,964
... men's creative encounter with the universe.

891
01:01:39,165 --> 01:01:41,633
Some rotation for Kubrick,
who has been so angry...

892
01:01:41,885 --> 01:01:44,718
... Catholic legends about modesty
with 'Lolita'.

893
01:01:44,965 --> 01:01:48,753
'2001' also won an Academy Award
for the best visual effects.

894
01:01:49,005 --> 01:01:51,200
As a director and film designer...

895
01:01:51,485 --> 01:01:54,477
... Kubrick received the only Oscar.

896
01:01:54,725 --> 01:01:57,876
That is a process like that...

897
01:01:58,085 --> 01:02:01,760
... personally taking
control is not just people...

898
01:02:02,005 --> 01:02:05,236
... technology,
art and filmmaking craft.

899
01:02:05,525 --> 01:02:08,085
He is that
He manifests everything.

900
01:02:08,285 --> 01:02:11,437
And he invited actors,
cinematographers...

901
01:02:11,646 --> 01:02:16,197
... and the production designer comes
into his family and collaborates...

902
01:02:16,446 --> 01:02:18,118
... which for some is difficult.

903
01:02:18,366 --> 01:02:23,235
After working with him in '2001', I swear I will never work for anyone again.

904
01:02:23,526 --> 01:02:25,835
Stanley is a professor.

905
01:02:26,286 --> 01:02:28,083
He is difficult and demanding.

906
01:02:28,286 --> 01:02:33,314
The level of quality control is
only approaches the perfection of astronomy.

907
01:02:33,606 --> 01:02:35,915
I find, as a young man, this is difficult.

908
01:02:36,126 --> 01:02:40,438
His mind is so insatiable
and very active...

909
01:02:40,686 --> 01:02:44,235
... that he could hardly sleep,
he could hardly stop.

910
01:02:44,526 --> 01:02:48,644
I see Stanley Kubrick working
and doing his work seven days a week...

911
01:02:48,886 --> 01:02:50,524
... almost 24 hours a day.

912
01:02:50,766 --> 01:02:53,917
And I think he's having a hard time
maintaining his own intelligence.

913
01:02:55,166 --> 01:02:58,158
Kubrick is now turning to the mighty
historical character...

914
01:02:58,446 --> 01:03:03,122
... the victory, failure and
personality fascinated him: Napoleon.

915
01:03:03,366 --> 01:03:07,996
Napoleon is still in his grave,
waiting to be revived.

916
01:03:08,206 --> 01:03:11,835
I wonder what Napoleon will think about
Lew Wasserman and David Picker.

917
01:03:12,766 --> 01:03:16,884
Either he really likes to have it
gives an assessment of his life.

918
01:03:20,286 --> 01:03:22,436
... worldly genius...

919
01:03:22,646 --> 01:03:25,843
... that, at the same time, failed.

920
01:03:26,046 --> 01:03:30,598
Stanley was fascinated by that fact
someone who is very intelligent...

921
01:03:32,367 --> 01:03:35,564
... and very talented,
Can make such mistakes.

922
01:03:35,807 --> 01:03:40,483
He likes to compare wars and chess...

923
01:03:40,727 --> 01:03:45,084
... and make a film, and the idea
sees everything as a battle

924
01:03:45,287 --> 01:03:49,758
All directors like the analogy of battle
for films...

925
01:03:50,007 --> 01:03:54,444
... and of course nobody planned...

926
01:03:55,047 --> 01:03:57,766
... with mixed results.

927
01:03:58,007 --> 01:04:00,441
If someone is careful
plan something...

928
01:04:00,647 --> 01:04:02,956
... anything wrong
seems to be causing havoc.

929
01:04:04,087 --> 01:04:08,797
If Stanley is afraid of anything, it
makes a mistake like that...

930
01:04:09,047 --> 01:04:12,198
... where you got carried away
without checking

931
01:04:12,447 --> 01:04:14,165
There is a chess player in him.

932
01:04:14,447 --> 01:04:17,519
Maybe that's why
He took a long time between films.

933
01:04:17,767 --> 01:04:22,557
The Napoleon project has been well prepared.
We are ready to go to Romania...

934
01:04:22,807 --> 01:04:27,961
... where we can have 5000 cavalry,
including commander officers.

935
01:04:28,167 --> 01:04:31,045
We have uniform paper
and everything is ready...

936
01:04:31,247 --> 01:04:34,637
... and then came the film 'Waterloo'.

937
01:04:34,887 --> 01:04:37,481
It's a very good movie
with Rod Steiger...

938
01:04:37,727 --> 01:04:42,482
... but failed at the box office, and
our supporters were scared and backed away.

939
01:04:43,047 --> 01:04:46,835
On 1 969, the Kubrick family lived
close to the film studio...

940
01:04:47,047 --> 01:04:48,196
... at Elstree, Hertfordshire.

941
01:04:48,447 --> 01:04:51,087
He always likes to stay here.

942
01:04:51,328 --> 01:04:54,638
There are times
where he misses for New York...

943
01:04:54,848 --> 01:04:57,806
... but he knew it was a New York that no longer exists.

944
01:04:58,288 --> 01:05:02,042
When you raise your children here
and their friends...

945
01:05:02,248 --> 01:05:05,843
... stay here, and you know,
You are bound.

946
01:05:06,048 --> 01:05:08,642
Do you know what the camera looks like?

947
01:05:08,848 --> 01:05:12,727
-This is a home movie -
-Arrlex.

948
01:05:12,968 --> 01:05:16,597
I watched my video
as very fresh 10 years...

949
01:05:18,528 --> 01:05:20,837
... becomes very fresh for him.

950
01:05:21,568 --> 01:05:26,642
But also, he is bossy
and too patient...

951
01:05:26,848 --> 01:05:29,885
... and put the director's hat
in an inappropriate way

952
01:05:30,088 --> 01:05:31,760
Bring him away, Anya.

953
01:05:32,008 --> 01:05:34,681
-There is a release, we're filming.
-I try to.

954
01:05:34,928 --> 01:05:36,566
Take him and take him away

955
01:05:36,808 --> 01:05:38,480
As a child, I remember thinking:

956
01:05:39,088 --> 01:05:41,443
"You should not speak
to me like this
"

957
01:05:41,688 --> 01:05:44,077
-Do you often find me in patience?
-Yes!

958
01:05:44,288 --> 01:05:47,325
Oh, I don't believe that
I don't believe that.

959
01:05:47,608 --> 01:05:51,123
You just got angry
a few minutes ago.

960
01:05:51,368 --> 01:05:54,644
You can't do this stupid movie
because everyone giggles.

961
01:05:54,848 --> 01:05:56,839
And because I can't play like that.

962
01:05:57,048 --> 01:06:00,927
I think I'm one of the most-
angry people you've ever met

963
01:06:01,288 --> 01:06:04,758
Kubrick has found privacy
and calm in England...

964
01:06:05,008 --> 01:06:08,523
... but this world will happen
torn apart by the next project:

965
01:06:09,488 --> 01:06:13,448
An adaptation of Anthony Burgess'
controversial novel:

966
01:06:13,649 --> 01:06:14,877
Orange Clockwork.

967
01:06:52,529 --> 01:06:56,317
There are several parts
that you have in your career...

968
01:06:56,609 --> 01:06:59,919
... that no one else can play,
that you were born to play.

969
01:07:00,129 --> 01:07:02,279
That is one part of it.

970
01:07:02,529 --> 01:07:04,121
There's me

971
01:07:04,569 --> 01:07:07,163
That is, Alex,
and three of my droogs.

972
01:07:07,449 --> 01:07:10,964
That means, Pete, Georgie and Dim.

973
01:07:11,289 --> 01:07:14,759
And we sit at Korova Milk Bar,
trying to make us rassoodocks...

974
01:07:15,009 --> 01:07:17,125
... what to do with night

975
01:07:21,889 --> 01:07:25,484
Milk plus vellocet or
synthemesc or drencrom...

976
01:07:25,729 --> 01:07:27,640
... that's what we drink.

977
01:07:28,129 --> 01:07:29,482
This will sharpen you...

978
01:07:29,689 --> 01:07:33,000
... and get you ready for a little
from the old mass violence.

979
01:07:33,210 --> 01:07:36,839
I remember saying to him once,
"How do you go straight?

980
01:07:37,050 --> 01:07:40,759
What's your style?" And he said:

981
01:07:41,450 --> 01:07:46,444
"I really don't know.
I never knew what I wanted.  But I knew what I didn't want.
"

982
01:07:46,690 --> 01:07:48,885
I don't think I've ever had it
it's fun at work.

983
01:07:49,090 --> 01:07:51,809
I have worked with other major directors,
certainly Lindsay Anderson....

984
01:07:53,570 --> 01:07:58,439
... of course, in the character
from Alex too

985
01:08:03,970 --> 01:08:05,323
He is an evil bitch...

986
01:08:07,410 --> 01:08:09,640
... but the big thing I think about
Stanley and I have in common...

987
01:08:10,330 --> 01:08:14,881
... is a bad sense of humor.

988
01:08:15,130 --> 01:08:16,882


989
01:08:18,810 --> 01:08:21,404
... to help Charlie's prison
with Sunday services

990
01:08:21,690 --> 01:08:24,568
He is bolshy,
the great burly bastard

991
01:08:24,810 --> 01:08:27,768
But he really likes me,
I am very young...

992
01:08:28,010 --> 01:08:31,047
... and also now very interested in
in the Ledgers

993
01:08:31,250 --> 01:08:33,639
I don't really like
the final part of the Book...

994
01:08:33,890 --> 01:08:35,960
... which is more like
all sermons speak...

995
01:08:36,170 --> 01:08:38,240
... rather than fighting
and long out.

996
01:08:38,530 --> 01:08:41,522
I like which parts are old
yahoo tolchok with each other...

997
01:08:41,770 --> 01:08:43,681
... then drink their Hebrew
vino...

998
01:08:44,130 --> 01:08:47,008
... and get into bed
with their maid.

999
01:08:47,210 --> 01:08:48,529
That makes me go away.

1000
01:08:48,770 --> 01:08:52,480
He explored this extreme topic...

1001
01:08:53,771 --> 01:08:57,241
... that you sometimes want to retreat from...

1002
01:08:57,491 --> 01:08:59,049
... as in 'Clockwork Orange'.

1003
01:08:59,251 --> 01:09:02,129
But they...

1004
01:09:02,371 --> 01:09:06,808
... explored in this way
dissected them

1005
01:09:07,051 --> 01:09:09,770
Really dissected them
to try to find out...

1006
01:09:09,971 --> 01:09:12,531
... what made that kind of bad bug?

1007
01:09:12,731 --> 01:09:16,485
And I think that there is a search
Behind all the films...

1008
01:09:16,731 --> 01:09:18,608
... to say, by:

1009
01:09:18,851 --> 01:09:23,925
In a world where we know humans
is capable of being the most basic...

1010
01:09:24,131 --> 01:09:27,282
... shocking destructive behavior...

1011
01:09:29,412 --> 01:09:32,131
... is hope and virtue possible?

1012
01:09:35,292 --> 01:09:40,161
Lasts!
Do I come in, you coward bastard!
I also don't want to live.

1013
01:09:40,412 --> 01:09:43,165
Not in a rotten world
like this.

1014
01:09:45,652 --> 01:09:48,689
And what is foul-smelling?

1015
01:09:49,172 --> 01:09:52,403
What kind of world is that
?

1016
01:09:52,692 --> 01:09:54,444
Men on the moon.

1017
01:09:54,732 --> 01:09:57,121
Men spin around the Earth.

1018
01:09:57,332 --> 01:10:00,244
And there is no
attention paid...

1019
01:10:00,452 --> 01:10:03,888
... for worldly
law and order no more.

1020
01:10:04,212 --> 01:10:06,726
Oh, dear land  I fight for you  You have to say...

1021
01:10:07,092 --> 01:10:09,287
... Stanley's view of human nature...

1022
01:10:13,733 --> 01:10:15,803
... indeed, you know very well
very, very gloomy

1023
01:10:16,053 --> 01:10:18,931
This is quite magical,
in this day and age...

1024
01:10:19,133 --> 01:10:21,966


1025
01:10:22,173 --> 01:10:25,006


1026
01:10:25,213 --> 01:10:29,001
... has pursued this type of career
he pursued...

1027
01:10:29,213 --> 01:10:32,444
... in making this
uncompromising film

1028
01:10:32,693 --> 01:10:34,570
That night was very pleasant.

1029
01:10:34,813 --> 01:10:38,203
And what I need now
to give a perfect ending...

1030
01:10:38,453 --> 01:10:41,286
... a little
from van Ludwig old.

1031
01:10:55,253 --> 01:10:57,687
Kubrick is playing
with music...

1032
01:10:57,933 --> 01:10:59,764
... with what he did before.

1033
01:11:00,013 --> 01:11:04,564
After being taken like a truly classy
classical music score...

1034
01:11:04,773 --> 01:11:06,001
... for the previous movie...

1035
01:11:06,213 --> 01:11:08,044
... now he says Beethoven...

1036
01:11:08,253 --> 01:11:12,451
... but we will also have
"William Tell Overture" played quickly.

1037
01:11:17,413 --> 01:11:21,725
Kubrick is playing the same way
like when Alex visited a record shop.

1038
01:11:21,933 --> 01:11:26,768
It's on the record rack
is a copy of '2001'.

1039
01:11:27,013 --> 01:11:31,165
That is a great joke, but also
we also talk about a director...

1040
01:11:31,373 --> 01:11:34,286
... who have given up
are influenced by others.

1041
01:11:34,574 --> 01:11:39,568
A major film director
His influence has become himself.

1042
01:11:39,814 --> 01:11:43,443
For now the music is beautiful
who came to help me

1043
01:11:43,734 --> 01:11:46,692
There is an open window
with stereo in...

1044
01:11:46,934 --> 01:11:50,085
... and I immediately immediately negotiated
What to do.

1045
01:12:13,134 --> 01:12:14,772
I did two weeks of narration.

1046
01:12:15,014 --> 01:12:18,324
It feels like the purest
type of filmmaking

1047
01:12:18,614 --> 01:12:22,289
You know, only Sennheiser
and Nagra microphones, that's all they have.

1048
01:12:22,574 --> 01:12:25,293
There is no operator
That is Stanley
pressing the button, that's all.

1049
01:12:25,534 --> 01:12:28,924
And it's very you know,
is concentrated, so I would say:

1050
01:12:29,134 --> 01:12:33,173
"I have to stretch my legs, Stanley."
And he will say, "Ping-pong."

1051
01:12:33,374 --> 01:12:37,083
He always tried to beat me,
he never did it, not on ping pong.

1052
01:12:37,294 --> 01:12:39,171
Chess, another problem.

1053
01:12:39,374 --> 01:12:42,525
So we will have fun, we will play,
and we will come back...

1054
01:12:42,734 --> 01:12:45,532
... we will do another part.
Voiceover works well.

1055
01:12:45,774 --> 01:12:48,766
So about six months later,
my agent said:

1056
01:12:48,974 --> 01:12:54,174
"Bliss, you have two weeks
Your voice-over has not been paid.
"

1057
01:12:54,375 --> 01:12:58,607
I went, "I went out to see Stanley this afternoon.

1058
01:12:58,815 --> 01:13:00,214
I will mention it to him.
"

1059
01:13:00,455 --> 01:13:04,767
Leave, I think I said,
"By the way, my agent told me...

1060
01:13:05,015 --> 01:13:08,530
... that I hadn't been paid
for the two-week narration.
"

1061
01:13:09,455 --> 01:13:12,811
He has a sliding rule in his pocket
and he takes it out.

1062
01:13:41,055 --> 01:13:16,206
He goes like this, and he goes:

1063
01:13:16,455 --> 01:13:19,527
"I will pay you for a week."
I left, "A week?"

1064
01:13:19,735 --> 01:13:22,124
He left, "another week
is pingpong!
"

1065
01:13:22,375 --> 01:13:23,603
Oh, bliss!

1066
01:13:26,655 --> 01:13:31,012
It's beautiful and beautiful
gorgeosity makes meat.

1067
01:13:31,815 --> 01:13:35,694
It feels like a bird
is the rarest spinning metal paradise

1068
01:13:35,935 --> 01:13:39,211
Or like silvery wine
flows in the spaceship...

1069
01:13:42,655 --> 01:13:44,054
As I slooshied...

1070
01:13:44,255 --> 01:13:47,133
... I know beautiful images like that.

1071
01:14:00,175 --> 01:14:02,814
Stanley is very happy
with Bliss choices...

1072
01:14:03,055 --> 01:14:04,693
... and he delivered it.

1073
01:14:04,935 --> 01:14:06,527
We are very, very close.

1074
01:14:06,775 --> 01:14:10,654
I, of course, think that this
is great friendship

1075
01:14:17,976 --> 01:14:20,968
... and it hasn't finished yet
very much movies...

1076
01:14:21,176 --> 01:14:23,326
... it's a bit inexperienced...

1077
01:14:23,576 --> 01:14:26,966
... that, you know, that's the way
from film life is:

1078
01:14:27,176 --> 01:14:30,566
Intense, separate relationships.

1079
01:14:30,816 --> 01:14:32,534
Intense, separate relationships.

1080
01:14:32,736 --> 01:14:37,173
So I expect that relationship
to continue in several forms...

1081
01:14:41,696 --> 01:14:43,652
It's over for him.

1082
01:14:43,896 --> 01:14:47,286
I think the other is, some
of the things I say about him...

1083
01:14:47,576 --> 01:14:49,532
... which might not be fair...

1084
01:14:49,776 --> 01:14:52,165
... maybe it was shouting to say:

1085
01:14:52,376 --> 01:14:55,288
"Stanley, pick up the phone
and call me
"

1086
01:14:55,776 --> 01:14:57,334
And of course, he never did it.

1087
01:14:57,576 --> 01:14:59,646
I have arranged a little
surprise for you  Surprising?

1088
01:15:00,016 --> 01:15:01,335


1089
01:15:03,456 --> 01:15:04,684
... as...

1090
01:15:27,776 --> 01:15:31,325
'Clockwork Orange' is handled in part
with media exploitation...

1091
01:15:31,616 --> 01:15:33,925
... but now real life imitated art.

1092
01:15:48,017 --> 01:15:50,850
This film is blamed for a lot of brutal
crimes committed by youth...

1093
01:15:59,337 --> 01:16:03,330
The attack on 'Clockwork Orange'
is very fierce in England.

1094
01:16:03,617 --> 01:16:06,575
That's amazing.

1095
01:16:06,817 --> 01:16:10,287
He was immediately accused of murder and chaos  Then every crime in England
is because of 'Clockwork Orange'.

1096
01:16:10,537 --> 01:16:14,291
Stanley was accused of
inciting violence...

1097
01:16:14,537 --> 01:16:17,768
... and it becomes very, very ugly.

1098
01:16:17,977 --> 01:16:21,014
He got terrible papers, you know,
almost threatening death

1099
01:16:21,217 --> 01:16:26,166
There are several death threats.

1100
01:16:26,377 --> 01:16:28,129


1101
01:16:28,337 --> 01:16:31,090
He asked Warner,
"Please help me?

1102
01:16:31,297 --> 01:16:34,573
I can't stay here
if this continues

1103
01:16:34,817 --> 01:16:39,174
I'm afraid to send my children
school, my house is surrounded

1104
01:16:39,377 --> 01:16:42,130
I don't want
to show the film again.
"

1105
01:16:42,337 --> 01:16:46,535
'Clockwork Orange' has been played
successfully for 61 weeks...

1106
01:16:46,737 --> 01:16:51,731
... but press attacks and threats
violence against him and his family...

1107
01:16:51,937 --> 01:16:55,327
... encourage Kubrick to withdraw the film
from British cinema

1108
01:16:55,617 --> 01:16:58,610
That is an amazing display
power director

1109
01:16:58,938 --> 01:17:01,532
What happened to us was that
a filmmaker should...

1110
01:17:03,338 --> 01:17:06,967
... the kind of power it has
to be able to do it.

1111
01:17:07,178 --> 01:17:12,332
No other filmmaker can
stop a studio to distribute their film.

1112
01:17:12,618 --> 01:17:15,086
Studios is about making money.

1113
01:17:15,338 --> 01:17:19,092
For him to be able to do that
always amazes us.

1114
01:17:19,298 --> 01:17:22,017
I remember me as a young person
thinking filmmaker:

1115
01:17:22,258 --> 01:17:24,055
"Amazing."

1116
01:17:24,258 --> 01:17:28,217
But more than that actually,
he has the will to do it

1117
01:17:28,458 --> 01:17:30,813
This hurts him financially,
But he doesn't care.

1118
01:17:31,058 --> 01:17:34,846
This hurts Warner Bros. even more
Financially, but they are obligatory.

1119
01:17:35,098 --> 01:17:37,328
It's not worthy of them.

1120
01:17:37,578 --> 01:17:41,730
With you with Stanley, and making
more films with Stanley.

1121
01:17:41,938 --> 01:17:46,614
Having him under contract for
the rest of his life is more important...

1122
01:17:46,858 --> 01:17:48,610
... than if the film was screened in England.

1123
01:17:49,258 --> 01:17:53,171
For the release of the film, Kubrick
goes beyond the role of a director...

1124
01:17:53,378 --> 01:17:57,974
... persuaded Warner Bros. about how the film should be sold  If you have taken all
problems with preproduction, shooting...

1125
01:17:58,178 --> 01:18:00,897
... with postproduction
and try to get a movie together...

1126
01:18:02,578 --> 01:18:06,776
... and approach it in many ways...

1127
01:18:07,018 --> 01:18:08,929
... why aren't you part of it
Just when the public will see it?

1128
01:18:09,178 --> 01:18:13,456


1129
01:18:13,738 --> 01:18:16,936
'Clockwork Orange' is the second
best-selling film...

1130
01:18:17,139 --> 01:18:19,972
... in Warner's history
after 'My Fair Lady'.

1131
01:18:20,179 --> 01:18:24,331
I will meet with a foreign distribution
guys and say, "Wait a minute.

1132
01:18:24,619 --> 01:18:27,611
What we do is
follow Stanley's instructions...

1133
01:18:27,859 --> 01:18:32,216
... and get good results.
We
large quantities are prohibited in the picture...

1134
01:18:32,459 --> 01:18:37,294
... You said it would be disastrous
because it was so inaccessible. good? "

1135
01:18:37,979 --> 01:18:41,528
They go, "No, he doesn't know.
He just hurts the buttocks.
"

1136
01:18:41,739 --> 01:18:45,334


1137
01:18:45,619 --> 01:18:48,895


1138
01:18:49,179 --> 01:18:51,932
Kubrick has a unique relationship
with Warner Bros:

1139
01:18:52,139 --> 01:18:57,008
Complete creative control and
support from a large studio in Hollywood.

1140
01:18:57,379 --> 01:19:00,212
We all feel jealous because more than anything
here.

1141
01:19:00,459 --> 01:19:04,452
The fact that one studio will do it
supports the artist in that way...

1142
01:19:06,099 --> 01:19:08,533
That is a question
works with a master...

1143
01:19:09,859 --> 01:19:12,293
... and want to do it
Stanley Kubrick films.

1144
01:19:12,539 --> 01:19:17,055
There are no escape fees,
it's always overblown...

1145
01:19:17,259 --> 01:19:20,888
... and overestimated because he shot a movie for a long time.

1146
01:19:21,099 --> 01:19:22,691
But he did it at a low cost.

1147
01:19:22,899 --> 01:19:27,177
You will walk on the Kubrick set, which
is almost never allowed, I can add...

1148
01:19:27,379 --> 01:19:30,928
... and admire the fact
that almost no one is there.

1149
01:19:31,139 --> 01:19:35,655
Compared to most films, there must be a crowd of people with donuts...

1150
01:19:35,899 --> 01:19:38,619
... and passing coffee and people
coming and going.

1151
01:19:38,860 --> 01:19:41,010
I see it as an absolute priority.

1152
01:19:41,220 --> 01:19:44,132
Something we will live on
focus our attention on...

1153
01:19:44,340 --> 01:19:47,412
... and it continues to nurture
relationships...

1154
01:19:47,700 --> 01:19:49,418
... and to improve relationships.

1155
01:19:49,700 --> 01:19:53,852
He obviously is always a step ahead
from me.
He calls me once...

1156
01:19:54,100 --> 01:19:55,897
... I'm at Warner...

1157
01:19:56,580 --> 01:19:59,572
... I think he's getting ready
to do 'Lyndon'...

1158
01:19:59,820 --> 01:20:02,732
... and he said,
"Do you have one of them...

1159
01:20:02,980 --> 01:20:06,529
... a special BNC camera
which we use for the back process?"

1160
01:20:06,740 --> 01:20:09,015
I said, "Why?"
He said, "For sentimental reasons...

1161
01:20:09,220 --> 01:20:12,530
... I want to buy one of your
if I can get it.
"

1162
01:20:12,780 --> 01:20:17,012
I called the camera department
and I said, "Do you have one?"

1163
01:20:17,220 --> 01:20:19,131
They say, "We have a partner."

1164
01:20:19,340 --> 01:20:22,252
I called Stanley back and said,
"I have a partner."

1165
01:20:22,540 --> 01:20:26,374
He said, "I want to get a camera.
I admire the work.
"

1166
01:20:27,220 --> 01:20:31,975
I said, "Good," and sent one
or maybe two, I don't remember.

1167
01:20:32,180 --> 01:20:36,935
About six months later, Gottschalk,
who ran Panavision for us...

1168
01:20:37,180 --> 01:20:42,698
... and who is the
and optical genius certified camera, called and said:

1169
01:20:42,900 --> 01:20:47,212
"Why did you send it
Rear projection camera to Kubrick?"

1170
01:20:47,460 --> 01:20:50,099
I said, "He asked them,
they sat there...

1171
01:20:50,300 --> 01:20:52,939
... we don't use
back projection anymore
"

1172
01:20:53,180 --> 01:20:57,935
He said, "They are priceless, at most
Fantastic works have been put on the camera.  They were conceived brilliantly.
The camera works that were executed brilliantly. You depend on it.  I want to get everyone I can,
because I can't duplicate it.
"

1173
01:20:58,140 --> 01:21:02,976
Stanley has anticipated that and
acquired and built his own camera!

1174
01:21:03,181 --> 01:21:06,298
He's looking for an old-fashioned
Mitchell BNC camera...

1175
01:21:06,581 --> 01:21:10,540
... for very specific reasons.

1176
01:21:10,741 --> 01:21:15,940
This is the only camera
where he has the chance...

1177
01:21:16,181 --> 01:21:20,220


1178
01:21:20,461 --> 01:21:22,611


1179
01:21:22,861 --> 01:21:25,739


1180
01:21:25,941 --> 01:21:29,172
... matches this big Zeiss lens.

1181
01:21:29,461 --> 01:21:34,091
Stanley sent me this lens and said,
Can I install it on the BNC camera?

1182
01:21:34,301 --> 01:21:37,930
I said it was absolutely impossible
because the BNC has two windows...

1183
01:21:39,301 --> 01:21:41,940
... thick aperture plate,
and all that...

1184
01:21:42,181 --> 01:21:45,776
... between the film plane
and the rear element of the lens.

1185
01:21:46,021 --> 01:21:49,570
So I explained it to Stanley
and said we have to...

1186
01:21:49,821 --> 01:21:53,894
... damn it destroys your camera
and makes it pure dedicated.

1187
01:21:54,141 --> 01:21:55,813
He said, "Just go ahead."

1188
01:21:56,381 --> 01:22:01,535
This was originally designed,
developed and produced...

1189
01:22:01,741 --> 01:22:04,858
... by Zeiss, for NASA.

1190
01:22:05,101 --> 01:22:09,891
NASA plans to use it
in satellite photography

1191
01:22:10,141 --> 01:22:15,340
For that reason, this is a very fast
lens
This is f0.7...

1192
01:22:15,821 --> 01:22:20,100
... the two stops are faster than the
lenses available even today.

1193
01:22:20,462 --> 01:22:23,818
Of course, Stanley
's intention for this lens is to shoot...

1194
01:22:24,062 --> 01:22:27,293
... the famous candle scene
in 'Barry Lyndon'.

1195
01:22:27,542 --> 01:22:32,696
That's why, he shot
with the lens wide open, f0.7.

1196
01:22:32,982 --> 01:22:37,976
Consequently, he has
practically no depth of field at all.

1197
01:22:38,182 --> 01:22:41,060
It's enough to do it, but of course...

1198
01:22:41,262 --> 01:22:43,412
... the picture
is really pretty

1199
01:23:01,582 --> 01:23:04,892
I thought Stanley had the concept
wanted to do something...

1200
01:23:06,102 --> 01:23:09,299
... in a way that
has never been reached before

1201
01:23:09,582 --> 01:23:13,894
He wants to put himself in it
century and with this character...

1202
01:23:14,142 --> 01:23:17,657
... and this arrangement and give you
how to see them...

1203
01:23:17,902 --> 01:23:21,019
... as seen
when the book was written

1204
01:23:21,222 --> 01:23:26,171
But he uses the most extraordinary
modern and brave instruments.

1205
01:23:26,382 --> 01:23:30,341
The fact that he uses this candle.
That's part of it...

1206
01:23:30,622 --> 01:23:34,581
... but also the interior,
The sun goes into the room.

1207
01:23:34,822 --> 01:23:37,734
That's to achieve it
attendance in a period...

1208
01:23:37,982 --> 01:23:41,612
... in a way that I don't think anyone
ever did before  I know it's a costume cut, but I hope he will take it somewhere else.

1209
01:23:41,863 --> 01:23:46,414
He took it back in time.
Using
from an attractive zoom lens...

1210
01:23:46,703 --> 01:23:50,173
... because you will never think
to use a zoom lens in the past.

1211
01:23:50,383 --> 01:23:53,580
No, the zoom lens flattens it out like an 18th century painting.

1212
01:23:53,823 --> 01:23:57,975
Movement, body language...

1213
01:23:58,183 --> 01:24:00,538
... and music usage and editing...

1214
01:24:00,743 --> 01:24:03,098
... how to transport at that time
when Ryan O'Neal, the extraordinary...

1215
01:24:03,303 --> 01:24:07,535


1216
01:24:07,743 --> 01:24:12,578
... and Marisa Berenson when I met her,
kissed her on the balcony...

1217
01:24:12,823 --> 01:24:14,302
... with music and movement.

1218
01:25:06,264 --> 01:25:10,576
Stanley doesn't want the film to look
like a traditional film...

1219
01:25:10,824 --> 01:25:13,657
... where the period of clothing
looks like a wardrobe

1220
01:25:13,904 --> 01:25:16,896
He wants his clothes to move
and has life

1221
01:25:18,784 --> 01:25:21,935
He wanted to do something that reminded certain painters of that period.

1222
01:25:22,864 --> 01:25:26,652
Stanley sent me to all types of auction houses that were transacting...

1223
01:25:26,904 --> 01:25:30,738
... with period costumes, so we
are mixing some period costumes.

1224
01:25:30,984 --> 01:25:35,341
Stanley wants beautiful material,
as he said correctly:

1225
01:25:35,624 --> 01:25:39,537
"That's why in the painting
They gave the beautiful lamp.
"

1226
01:25:39,784 --> 01:25:41,661
Everyone talks about 'Barry Lyndon'...

1227
01:25:41,904 --> 01:25:44,293
... as a beautiful 18th century film.

1228
01:25:44,544 --> 01:25:48,583
That's because of the way he shot him,
the way he encouraged us to do our work.

1229
01:25:48,824 --> 01:25:50,940
You know, as an artist...

1230
01:25:51,184 --> 01:25:55,416
... You are very often instinctively
Design...

1231
01:25:55,704 --> 01:25:58,377
... and intellectually justify...

1232
01:26:00,784 --> 01:26:03,742
... your creativity...

1233
01:26:03,984 --> 01:26:06,020
... very difficult.

1234
01:26:06,224 --> 01:26:09,341
I think the same thing applies to actors.

1235
01:26:09,584 --> 01:26:13,259
Even though he knows and is respected,
I'm sure, the actors...

1236
01:26:13,544 --> 01:26:18,334
... he will
permutate their appearance...

1237
01:26:18,584 --> 01:26:20,336
... almost to the breaking point.

1238
01:26:20,624 --> 01:26:22,104
I remember...

1239
01:26:23,905 --> 01:26:26,544
... went on set one day and there
one thousand candles lit.

1240
01:26:27,905 --> 01:26:30,544
There's a big storm out there...

1241
01:26:30,745 --> 01:26:36,058
... and there are men outside, who,
because the storm must hold...

1242
01:26:36,265 --> 01:26:37,300
... big lights

1243
01:26:37,585 --> 01:26:41,942
There is a big storm in Dublin
and the hail is cold.

1244
01:26:42,145 --> 01:26:45,137
I think "I hope they don't do it
must do it too long
"

1245
01:26:45,345 --> 01:26:48,223
And then the candles burn out
very gradually

1246
01:26:48,465 --> 01:26:52,697
Stanley just sits there
with Hardy Kr ger...

1247
01:26:52,945 --> 01:26:57,302
... discussing the problem
Hardy and he just said:

1248
01:26:57,585 --> 01:26:59,576
"Well, Hardy, I think we should..."

1249
01:26:59,825 --> 01:27:02,578
Kr ger, I think, has started
also in the state

1250
01:27:02,825 --> 01:27:06,977
It's interesting, I never got it
confused, never raised his voice.

1251
01:27:07,225 --> 01:27:09,216
He's great at working with
actors because it's one-to-one.

1252
01:27:10,625 --> 01:27:12,775
You have an
relationship with the director

1253
01:27:13,025 --> 01:27:16,574
If he works with any details
in the role of the actor...

1254
01:27:20,665 --> 01:27:22,701
What's your call, Lord Bullingdon?

1255
01:27:24,265 --> 01:27:25,539
Chief.

1256
01:27:33,625 --> 01:27:35,138
This is the head.

1257
01:27:36,305 --> 01:27:38,694
Lord Bullingdon will have it
first fire

1258
01:27:42,906 --> 01:27:44,305
Lord Bullingdon...

1259
01:27:44,946 --> 01:27:46,538
... will you take your land?

1260
01:27:47,466 --> 01:27:49,980
And that is the fact that Stanley
is so open...

1261
01:27:50,186 --> 01:27:53,974
... and very interesting.
When I ask him a question...

1262
01:27:54,186 --> 01:27:57,542
... maybe about the lighting
or the camera, the lens...

1263
01:27:57,746 --> 01:28:02,945
... he will take the problem
to talk about it really...

1264
01:28:03,186 --> 01:28:06,417
... well detailed ways so that
I understand what's happening...

1265
01:28:06,706 --> 01:28:08,776
... and that really encouraged me.

1266
01:28:09,026 --> 01:28:12,939
If he comes to the floor,
he doesn't know how to shoot a scene.

1267
01:28:13,146 --> 01:28:15,819
He is not sure how he will do it...

1268
01:28:16,066 --> 01:28:19,581
... As an actor, I found it stimulating
because he said:

1269
01:28:19,826 --> 01:28:23,580
"Do whatever you think
You will do it, but do it real.

1270
01:28:23,826 --> 01:28:26,181
That can change the way
I was thinking about that scene.
"

1271
01:28:32,026 --> 01:28:34,620
Sir Richard, this gun
must be wrong

1272
01:28:35,266 --> 01:28:36,938
I have to have another one.

1273
01:28:37,946 --> 01:28:41,177
I'm sorry, Lord Bullingdon, but you must first stand your land...

1274
01:28:41,466 --> 01:28:43,741
... and allow Mr. Lyndon
chance to shoot

1275
01:28:46,466 --> 01:28:48,775
I always feel Stanley...

1276
01:28:49,026 --> 01:28:53,099
... a filmmaker who is the most appreciated
by his filmmakers.

1277
01:28:53,306 --> 01:28:57,140
Criticism is always sought for
something that is not in the film...

1278
01:28:57,346 --> 01:28:59,735
... and then they are disappointed.

1279
01:28:59,946 --> 01:29:02,666
That's a bit
Error Stanley

1280
01:29:02,907 --> 01:29:05,375
... for example, 'Barry Lyndon'.

1281
01:29:05,627 --> 01:29:10,303
I think everyone expects a kind of 'Tom Jones' movie to be hoarse.

1282
01:29:10,587 --> 01:29:13,659
You realize when you see the movie
it's about...

1283
01:29:13,907 --> 01:29:17,183
... it's a little dim, handsome boy...

1284
01:29:17,387 --> 01:29:21,619
... try to look for clues and
signals for what is right behavior

1285
01:29:21,867 --> 01:29:26,941
"What behavior is happening?
to advance me in this society?"

1286
01:29:27,187 --> 01:29:31,544
So this movie is really about
a young man who defines himself...

1287
01:29:31,787 --> 01:29:34,859
... in climate
That is foreign to him.

1288
01:29:35,107 --> 01:29:39,259
That is not what people do at all
This causes to believe that it happened.

1289
01:29:39,587 --> 01:29:42,260


1290
01:29:42,547 --> 01:29:45,015


1291
01:29:45,227 --> 01:29:49,106


1292
01:29:49,307 --> 01:29:54,335


1293
01:29:54,627 --> 01:29:58,586


1294
01:29:58,827 --> 01:30:01,136


1295
01:30:01,387 --> 01:30:04,299


1296
01:30:04,587 --> 01:30:06,976


1297
01:30:07,187 --> 01:30:10,179


1298
01:30:10,467 --> 01:30:12,662


1299
01:30:12,907 --> 01:30:16,695


1300
01:30:16,947 --> 01:30:21,816
... very small paper
and a smaller television station...

1301
01:30:22,067 --> 01:30:24,024
... absolutely no respect...

1302
01:30:24,228 --> 01:30:27,584
... extraordinary effort
that entered these films...

1303
01:30:27,828 --> 01:30:29,784
... and just brushed it off.

1304
01:30:30,028 --> 01:30:33,020
Whatever film Stanley made,
what I like about his job...

1305
01:30:33,228 --> 01:30:35,458
... are they really conscious

1306
01:30:35,788 --> 01:30:38,143
You might like them,
You might not like them...

1307
01:30:38,388 --> 01:30:41,664
... You might say, "How about this,
That or something else?"

1308
01:30:43,308 --> 01:30:46,778
But everyone is pretty much
acknowledging he is a Man...

1309
01:30:49,108 --> 01:30:51,941
... and I still feel that he is underneath.

1310
01:30:52,828 --> 01:30:55,467
The next film from Kubrick
looks much more commercial.

1311
01:30:55,668 --> 01:30:58,944
With Stephen King's
best-selling novel, 'The Shining'...

1312
01:30:59,148 --> 01:31:03,221
... he took the opportunity to make a film
that will satisfy him artistically...

1313
01:31:03,428 --> 01:31:05,384
... and meet box office demands.

1314
01:31:05,628 --> 01:31:09,337
I asked about 'The Shining',
and he said:

1315
01:31:09,588 --> 01:31:12,785
"Actually, this is an optimistic picture
"

1316
01:31:12,988 --> 01:31:17,140
I said, "On what basis, Stanley?"
And he said--

1317
01:31:17,348 --> 01:31:22,422
As an existential, pragmatic
man, he said:

1318
01:31:22,628 --> 01:31:25,938
"Well, in some ways this film
is about ghosts

1319
01:31:26,148 --> 01:31:30,300
Anything that says there is something
After death is an optimistic story.
"

1320
01:31:31,308 --> 01:31:34,345
'The Shining' has a picture
I woke up screaming.

1321
01:31:34,668 --> 01:31:36,181
The boy is in the hall.

1322
01:31:36,388 --> 01:31:37,707
Shots tracking...

1323
01:31:37,908 --> 01:31:39,227
Boys on a bicycle.

1324
01:31:39,428 --> 01:31:40,383
.... the boy

1325
01:31:40,628 --> 01:31:45,464
The feeling of the movement gives it
the picture in the place of this feeling

1326
01:32:14,789 --> 01:32:17,508
You know something
is building in this place

1327
01:32:20,069 --> 01:32:23,266
This is blandness, say,
from the people. calm them down.  Is Tony the one?
tells something?

1328
01:32:23,589 --> 01:32:24,863
But when I wake up,
I don't remember everything.

1329
01:32:25,189 --> 01:32:28,898


1330
01:32:41,669 --> 01:32:45,548


1331
01:32:46,829 --> 01:32:50,026
Did Tony ever tell you?
anything about this place

1332
01:32:53,069 --> 01:32:56,539
This is holding back this emotion, a strong blow will happen

1333
01:32:56,749 --> 01:33:00,105
You know it will come somehow,
at a time...

1334
01:33:00,349 --> 01:33:02,817
... and that only creates such tension.

1335
01:33:03,029 --> 01:33:04,748
Is there something bad here?

1336
01:33:11,470 --> 01:33:14,542
At first I was stunned by the performance...

1337
01:33:14,790 --> 01:33:17,862
... and then afterwards
third or fourth display...

1338
01:33:18,150 --> 01:33:21,142
... I understand
level of intensity...

1339
01:33:21,350 --> 01:33:23,261
... from what Nicholson did.

1340
01:33:23,470 --> 01:33:26,780
I'm not sure that
is meant to be...

1341
01:33:27,070 --> 01:33:30,460
... what is a typical horror film,
which is a realistic depiction...

1342
01:33:30,670 --> 01:33:33,230
... from supernatural madness.

1343
01:33:33,550 --> 01:33:36,860
I think that what happened
in the film...

1344
01:33:37,070 --> 01:33:41,063
... most of it happened
on Jack Nicholson's head.

1345
01:33:48,550 --> 01:33:49,983
Hi, Lloyd.

1346
01:33:53,350 --> 01:33:55,784
It's a bit slow tonight,
isn't it?

1347
01:34:00,350 --> 01:34:01,703
Yes, this is, Mr. Torrance.

1348
01:34:01,950 --> 01:34:04,589
I like the type of film he made.

1349
01:34:04,870 --> 01:34:08,385
I don't need naturalistic
_ in a film...

1350
01:35:26,030 --> 01:34:11,269
... feel satisfied as an actor.

1351
01:34:11,910 --> 01:34:14,663
One thing he told me that
I will always remember is:

1352
01:34:14,950 --> 01:34:17,305
"In the film you don't...

1353
01:34:17,550 --> 01:34:21,099
... try and photograph reality...

1354
01:34:21,350 --> 01:34:25,026
... You tried and photographed a photo of reality.
"

1355
01:34:25,351 --> 01:34:30,266
I know it won't be a show
about special behavior...

1356
01:34:30,911 --> 01:34:34,824
... but it will be -
I always think of it as ballet...

1357
01:34:35,111 --> 01:34:36,260
... in 'The Shining'.

1358
01:34:36,591 --> 01:34:38,866
Another lesson is,
"This is Jack...

1359
01:34:39,111 --> 01:34:42,467
... the script says,
" Jack doesn't write. "

1360
01:34:42,791 --> 01:34:45,544
The question is, what did he do?"

1361
01:34:45,751 --> 01:34:49,585
I said, "Whenever I am in a big
empty place...

1362
01:34:49,871 --> 01:34:52,544
... that you usually
will not be alone in...

1363
01:34:52,751 --> 01:34:56,903
... I always think of doing something
which I might do outside.
"

1364
01:34:57,151 --> 01:35:01,144
And that's where the throw is - the tennis ball along the picture -

1365
01:35:01,351 --> 01:35:04,582
And finally it happened
most of the performances.

1366
01:35:04,871 --> 01:35:06,623
It's rolling to things...

1367
01:35:06,831 --> 01:35:10,870
... it was thrown long aisle,
all those things.

1368
01:35:11,111 --> 01:35:14,660
And that's from those little things
that he will develop...

1369
01:35:14,871 --> 01:35:17,465
... pre-formed oddities.

1370
01:35:20,591 --> 01:35:24,869
He often says that every scene, really, has been done  Our job is to always do it
just a little better

1371
01:35:25,071 --> 01:35:28,381
Mr. Grady...

1372
01:35:28,911 --> 01:35:30,663
... you are the caretaker here

1373
01:35:31,111 --> 01:35:34,262
Sorry I'm different from you, sir.

1374
01:35:41,791 --> 01:35:44,385
But you...

1375
01:35:46,152 --> 01:35:47,949
... is the caretaker.

1376
01:35:48,592 --> 01:35:50,310
You have always been a caretaker.

1377
01:35:52,552 --> 01:35:55,271
I should know, sir.

1378
01:35:58,152 --> 01:35:59,904


1379
01:36:01,192 --> 01:36:03,262
I'm always here.

1380
01:36:03,472 --> 01:36:06,464
We have a good and friendly relationship.

1381
01:36:06,752 --> 01:36:10,267
I mean he will turn you on
in an instant and say:

1382
01:36:10,472 --> 01:36:13,350
"Okay, you're a big person.
Let's see.
"

1383
01:36:13,592 --> 01:36:16,743
It's just as rude
as I once was.

1384
01:36:16,992 --> 01:36:20,223
He's a totally different director with Shelley.

1385
01:36:20,432 --> 01:36:22,343
-Roll video?
-Two seconds.

1386
01:36:22,672 --> 01:36:24,424
We kill ourselves.
Ready!

1387
01:36:25,712 --> 01:36:27,225
-I stand right near the door.
-Mood music?

1388
01:36:27,432 --> 01:36:29,992
-I can't hear
-When you come out like this--

1389
01:36:30,192 --> 01:36:32,023
-See despair
-They say, "Wait."

1390
01:36:32,232 --> 01:36:35,224
- Then you say, "Go."
-You must look desperate.

1391
01:36:35,432 --> 01:36:38,344
-You are wasting our time.
-I can't open the door.

1392
01:36:38,672 --> 01:36:42,301
For people who are very charming
and very pleasant...

1393
01:36:43,312 --> 01:36:45,064
... indeed dear...

1394
01:36:48,352 --> 01:36:51,105
... he can do something beautiful
cruel things...

1395
01:36:51,312 --> 01:36:53,542
... when you filmed

1396
01:36:54,072 --> 01:36:56,745
Because it seems to me sometimes...

1397
01:36:56,952 --> 01:36:59,989
... that finally justifies the meaning.

1398
01:37:07,753 --> 01:37:08,788
Don't!

1399
01:37:09,593 --> 01:37:10,708
Stop it!

1400
01:37:14,713 --> 01:37:16,146
This is Johnny!

1401
01:37:18,753 --> 01:37:20,664
That is a very difficult role.

1402
01:37:20,873 --> 01:37:24,627
It's a long shootout
and I have to cry and hyperventilate...

1403
01:37:24,833 --> 01:37:27,347
... and bring a small child and run away...

1404
01:37:27,673 --> 01:37:29,789
... for most of the time we were shot.

1405
01:37:30,033 --> 01:37:33,662
And that's about one year,
_ a little more than a year

1406
01:37:33,913 --> 01:37:37,144
Anywhere between 30 and 50
exercises videotape...

1407
01:37:37,393 --> 01:37:39,065
... before we even roll the film.

1408
01:37:39,313 --> 01:37:42,464
I will not exchange that experience for anything  Why?
Because of Stanley.

1409
01:37:42,713 --> 01:37:44,988
And that is very interesting
learning experience.

1410
01:37:46,113 --> 01:37:49,788
That is work that is so intense,
I think it makes you smarter.

1411
01:37:50,073 --> 01:37:54,988
But I don't want
to pass it anymore  We work with material in the book...

1412
01:37:55,353 --> 01:37:58,026


1413
01:38:01,753 --> 01:38:04,313


1414
01:38:04,553 --> 01:38:07,147
... and try to make music
that suits your mood...

1415
01:38:08,513 --> 01:38:11,152
... from updated Gothic horror stories.

1416
01:38:11,353 --> 01:38:15,983
That is what is meant by 'The Shining'
Really, as a novel, in any case.

1417
01:38:16,193 --> 01:38:20,152
Of course, stylization
is out of filming...

1418
01:38:20,473 --> 01:38:22,384
... not in this book.

1419
01:38:22,713 --> 01:38:25,511
So we fail in our efforts.

1420
01:38:25,753 --> 01:38:28,507
That's why there are
other music in the film

1421
01:38:29,314 --> 01:38:30,747
Danny, you win

1422
01:38:31,074 --> 01:38:33,065
Let's finish the rest
this goes

1423
01:38:36,034 --> 01:38:39,151
... from some Ligeti music,
some Penderecki music.

1424
01:38:44,714 --> 01:38:47,353
And many background patterns
and textures...

1425
01:38:47,674 --> 01:38:51,189
... with heartbeat and hissing,
electronics, strange sounds...

1426
01:38:51,514 --> 01:38:55,985
... all mixed together.
That's how
finally did what he was looking for.

1427
01:40:07,014 --> 01:39:09,467
When 'The Shining' is released, the response varies.

1428
01:39:09,674 --> 01:39:12,347
Some people appreciate the puzzle
and ambiguity.

1429
01:39:12,674 --> 01:39:16,144
Others feel Kubrick has gone
too far from King's book.

1430
01:39:16,474 --> 01:39:17,987
When I say that people...

1431
01:39:22,034 --> 01:39:25,151
... they only see what is in the frame  What is the movie "movieness"?

1432
01:39:25,394 --> 01:39:27,703
Of course they like Stanley
in a very uncomplicated way.

1433
01:39:27,994 --> 01:39:32,067
Even though society is critical...

1434
01:39:32,314 --> 01:39:35,704
... tend to be fussy and restless...

1435
01:39:35,914 --> 01:39:38,587


1436
01:39:38,874 --> 01:39:41,593
... for what Stanley did.

1437
01:39:41,794 --> 01:39:44,262
After 'The Shining',
Kubrick and his family...

1438
01:39:44,514 --> 01:39:47,392
... moving to a mansion
in the Hertfordshire countryside.

1439
01:39:47,715 --> 01:39:51,185
Except when filming on location,
he will do all his work here...

1440
01:39:51,395 --> 01:39:53,625
... supported by a small,
dedicated team

1441
01:39:53,875 --> 01:39:56,469
The jokes we have about Stanley are -

1442
01:39:56,675 --> 01:39:59,508
This is the point
You will never hear from it...

1443
01:39:59,715 --> 01:40:04,072
... is, "Don't disturb me with details,
I believe in your judgment.
"

1444
01:40:04,315 --> 01:40:06,988
Stanley will involve himself
in such a way...

1445
01:40:07,195 --> 01:40:11,154
... with the item details
one thought below it.

1446
01:40:11,395 --> 01:40:13,386
He should have done great things...

1447
01:40:13,635 --> 01:40:16,911
... not worrying
how do you have files in your office

1448
01:40:17,115 --> 01:40:21,472
I think he saw it as a package deal.
You care or not.

1449
01:40:21,675 --> 01:40:24,314
When we went to Ireland
in 'Barry Lyndon'...

1450
01:40:25,795 --> 01:40:27,513
... he left this 15-page document...

1451
01:40:27,715 --> 01:40:30,787
...
care instructions on how to treat animals.

1452
01:40:30,995 --> 01:40:34,874
And the 37th instruction is:

1453
01:40:35,155 --> 01:40:37,828
"If the fight must develop
between Freddy and Leo--"

1454
01:40:38,075 --> 01:40:41,272
That is the father and son
tomcats that we have--

1455
01:40:41,595 --> 01:40:44,632
"The only way you can do anything is to dump water on them...

1456
01:40:44,835 --> 01:40:47,144
... try taking Freddy
and run out of the room.

1457
01:40:47,355 --> 01:40:49,550
Don't try and pick Leo up.

1458
01:40:49,755 --> 01:40:53,987
Or, if you open the door and
Let Freddy come out, he can run faster than Leo...

1459
01:40:54,195 --> 01:40:57,471
... but if it's stuck in a place where
you can't separate them...

1460
01:40:57,675 --> 01:41:00,508
... keep throwing water, shouting,
hopping...

1461
01:41:00,715 --> 01:41:02,785
... and annoying
and waving a shirt.

1462
01:41:02,995 --> 01:41:05,463
Try and separate them
and take Freddy.
"

1463
01:41:05,715 --> 01:41:08,275
I remember he had a cat
drinking too much and I said:

1464
01:41:09,796 --> 01:41:12,594
" Maybe you can measure it
how much he drinks
"

1465
01:41:12,836 --> 01:41:15,873
He said, "No, that's not possible.
There are too many cats.
"

1466
01:41:16,156 --> 01:41:20,035
Then he called back and said,
"I can count the number of rounds."

1467
01:41:20,276 --> 01:41:24,508
And he said, "How many rounds of each
take water?"

1468
01:41:24,716 --> 01:41:27,150
I said, "I don't think
has information
"

1469
01:41:27,356 --> 01:41:29,392
He said, "I will try and find out."

1470
01:41:29,636 --> 01:41:32,150
He will go and try and find out...

1471
01:41:32,356 --> 01:41:34,631
... then he will succeed
and have a figure.

1472
01:41:34,916 --> 01:41:36,827
He is compulsive that way.

1473
01:41:37,076 --> 01:41:39,510
He is a kind of main
Jewish mother  If an animal is sick
or if one of us is sick...

1474
01:41:39,716 --> 01:41:42,674


1475
01:41:44,356 --> 01:41:46,108
... Stanley like Superman.

1476
01:41:46,356 --> 01:41:48,950
I myself was very sick
for some time...

1477
01:41:49,156 --> 01:41:52,193
... and he is very sweet...

1478
01:41:52,516 --> 01:41:54,268
... very good, very loyal

1479
01:41:54,596 --> 01:41:57,793
Everything you want to be someone,
him.

1480
01:41:58,036 --> 01:42:01,472
He is really kind.

1481
01:42:03,676 --> 01:42:06,110
However, when you are not sick...

1482
01:42:06,356 --> 01:42:08,108
... that's when you buy it.

1483
01:42:08,316 --> 01:42:10,750
He rarely praises you,
because he has this obsession...

1484
01:42:12,116 --> 01:42:14,107
... that if he praises you...

1485
01:42:14,356 --> 01:42:17,314
... You will be smashed to pieces
and not doing the job properly.

1486
01:42:17,636 --> 01:42:21,231
He knows how far he can push you.
That's another smart thing.

1487
01:42:21,476 --> 01:42:25,389
Every now and then he pushes too far
So confused why are you angry.

1488
01:42:25,596 --> 01:42:29,385
Philosophically,
is just bullshit...

1489
01:42:29,637 --> 01:42:32,947
... honest, have a view...

1490
01:42:33,157 --> 01:42:35,193
... a very cool human view.

1491
01:42:35,517 --> 01:42:39,032
He is a warm man at home,
I'm sure everyone says that.

1492
01:42:39,237 --> 01:42:41,592
Crazy about animals...

1493
01:42:41,877 --> 01:42:44,152
... but it could be...

1494
01:42:44,357 --> 01:42:47,030
... brutal with the people who work with him.

1495
01:42:47,237 --> 01:42:49,273
He isn't like that.

1496
01:42:49,517 --> 01:42:52,668
Sometimes he can
generous too  But he feels that everyone is an opponent.

1497
01:42:52,957 --> 01:42:56,347
No matter what, he's not sure
they don't--

1498
01:42:56,677 --> 01:43:00,113
Don't have your own agenda.

1499
01:43:00,317 --> 01:43:03,548


1500
01:43:03,757 --> 01:43:06,396
And he won't have it
in the photo

1501
01:43:06,877 --> 01:43:08,947
I ask a damn question,
understand?

1502
01:43:10,397 --> 01:43:13,116
Thank you!
Can I be responsible for a while?

1503
01:43:14,197 --> 01:43:15,710
Are you trembling?
Nervous?

1504
01:43:16,117 --> 01:43:17,106
Sir, me, sir!

1505
01:43:17,317 --> 01:43:18,750
Am I making you nervous?

1506
01:43:20,157 --> 01:43:21,988
Will you call me a bastard?

1507
01:43:22,197 --> 01:43:24,347
Full Metal Jacket
is based on a novel...

1508
01:43:24,677 --> 01:43:28,352
... Short Timer,
by Gustav Hasford, a Vietnam veteran.

1509
01:43:28,677 --> 01:43:31,828
He collaborated in the scenario
with Kubrick and Herr...

1510
01:43:32,037 --> 01:43:34,073
... who covered the war
as the correspondent.

1511
01:43:34,277 --> 01:43:37,587
He was thinking about it
making war films

1512
01:43:37,797 --> 01:43:40,186
I said, "You have made
the way of glory
"

1513
01:43:41,557 --> 01:43:43,673
He said, "People think about it
as an anti-war film.  I want to make war films...

1514
01:43:43,957 --> 01:43:46,073
... just to consider the subject...

1515
01:43:46,277 --> 01:43:49,633
... without morality
or political position...

1516
01:43:49,838 --> 01:43:52,671
... but as a phenomenon.
"

1517
01:43:52,958 --> 01:43:54,596
Damn it!
Snipers have a clean shot
through a hole!

1518
01:44:05,278 --> 01:44:08,111
What did he finally do in
Full Metal Jacket...

1519
01:44:10,558 --> 01:44:14,392
... he has almost
detachment views.

1520
01:44:14,598 --> 01:44:18,876
This is like the eyes of God
in the second half of the film.

1521
01:44:19,158 --> 01:44:24,027
It's still like that and it's released.

1522
01:44:24,318 --> 01:44:28,197
Cleanliness is...

1523
01:44:28,518 --> 01:44:31,032
... and its strength.

1524
01:44:31,238 --> 01:44:33,957


1525
01:44:34,598 --> 01:44:39,194
And its beauty, because
Everything is very beautifully filmed.

1526
01:44:39,518 --> 01:44:42,555
And he understands
that it's accepted...

1527
01:44:42,838 --> 01:44:45,272
... it's okay
to know...

1528
01:44:45,518 --> 01:44:49,875
... that among all things war is,
is also very beautiful  This is the only movie that has ever been given
... also what children go through
and how important a drill sergeant is.

1529
01:44:50,078 --> 01:44:54,196
That's right, Personal Pyle...

1530
01:44:54,398 --> 01:44:58,357
... don't make a damn effort
to go upstairs!

1531
01:44:58,558 --> 01:45:00,196
If God wants you up there, He will do it
Your miracled ass is there!

1532
01:45:00,518 --> 01:45:03,715
Get your fat ass up there!

1533
01:45:04,318 --> 01:45:08,675


1534
01:45:09,478 --> 01:45:11,231


1535
01:45:11,519 --> 01:45:13,794
And also its nature...

1536
01:45:14,039 --> 01:45:16,155
... from the tragedy.

1537
01:45:16,519 --> 01:45:19,636
What is your main damage,
numb?

1538
01:45:19,999 --> 01:45:23,992
Didn't Mom and Dad show it to you?
is enough attention when you're small right?

1539
01:45:48,639 --> 01:45:49,628
Easy, Leonard.

1540
01:45:53,919 --> 01:45:55,318
Go easy, man.

1541
01:46:27,359 --> 01:46:30,237
And then the whole movie changes
and moves out.

1542
01:46:30,479 --> 01:46:33,836
What's interesting about Kubrick
is that the structure is all.

1543
01:46:34,080 --> 01:46:37,675
He doesn't deal with traditional
Dramatic structures, which are good.

1544
01:46:37,920 --> 01:46:39,035
He is experimenting.

1545
01:46:39,240 --> 01:46:40,878
Damn bastard!

1546
01:47:03,840 --> 01:47:05,796
Looks like something, right?

1547
01:47:06,040 --> 01:47:09,510
For directors who are considered...

1548
01:47:09,760 --> 01:47:13,639
... as fully
tense and controlling...

1549
01:47:13,920 --> 01:47:17,595
... he is very free, Stanley.
He will try anything.

1550
01:47:17,800 --> 01:47:19,950
He will ask the actor for a meeting...

1551
01:47:20,160 --> 01:47:23,994
... and say, "There is no such thing
as a stupid idea in this context.

1552
01:47:24,520 --> 01:47:26,750
If you have an idea just say it.
"

1553
01:47:26,960 --> 01:47:29,599
And he often adopts them.

1554
01:47:30,080 --> 01:47:32,674
I don't say Stanley
Not a control freak.

1555
01:47:32,920 --> 01:47:35,309
I will never say that.

1556
01:47:35,560 --> 01:47:38,870
But there are many ways
he doesn't control

1557
01:47:39,080 --> 01:47:42,197
You may not be able to...
Must be more...

1558
01:47:43,240 --> 01:47:45,276
... scared, then go in there.

1559
01:47:45,480 --> 01:47:46,833
Do something brilliant.

1560
01:47:47,080 --> 01:47:51,039
I love him, I enjoy his common sense
humor, but I will lie...

1561
01:47:51,240 --> 01:47:56,031
... if I don't say there are times
when he is very difficult

1562
01:47:56,281 --> 01:47:59,512
If you don't want to solve it
the problem is the same as him.

1563
01:48:00,881 --> 01:48:02,633
If you don't...

1564
01:48:02,881 --> 01:48:06,715
... as specified to understand...

1565
01:48:07,001 --> 01:48:10,198
... what is it
he tried to leave after...

1566
01:48:10,401 --> 01:48:12,312
... it's very difficult for him.

1567
01:48:12,561 --> 01:48:16,634
Sometimes you don't know what he's looking for.

1568
01:48:16,841 --> 01:48:20,675
I remember walking around
Beckton Gas Working alone...

1569
01:48:20,961 --> 01:48:22,997
... and he drove at jeep
and said:

1570
01:48:23,201 --> 01:48:25,795
"What's wrong?
Why are you walking around?"

1571
01:48:26,041 --> 01:48:30,193
I said, "I don't know
what you want from me
"

1572
01:48:30,401 --> 01:48:33,154
And he said,
"Are you crazy? Enter the jeep."

1573
01:48:33,401 --> 01:48:35,676
He said,
"I don't want you to do anything.

1574
01:48:35,881 --> 01:48:38,714
I want you to be yourself,
that's all I want.
"

1575
01:48:38,921 --> 01:48:41,594
You put "Born to Kill" on your helmet
and put on the peace button.

1576
01:48:41,801 --> 01:48:43,393
Is that some kind of joke?

1577
01:48:44,961 --> 01:48:46,235
Now, what does that mean?

1578
01:48:46,921 --> 01:48:49,560
-I don't know, sir.
-You don't know much.

1579
01:48:49,761 --> 01:48:52,958
Get your head and your butt wired
together or I'll suck you!

1580
01:48:53,921 --> 01:48:56,515
Answering my question
or you will stand tall in front of Humans.

1581
01:48:57,481 --> 01:49:00,314
I'm referring to
human duality, sir.

1582
01:49:01,161 --> 01:49:03,356
Human duality.
Jung's thing, sir.

1583
01:49:05,121 --> 01:49:06,349
Whose side are you on?

1584
01:49:06,601 --> 01:49:09,479
Kubrick shot part of the
'Full Metal Jacket' in London...

1585
01:49:09,681 --> 01:49:13,755
... where an abandoned gaswork was made
into the city of Hue, Vietnam.

1586
01:49:13,962 --> 01:49:17,921
The four key elements are
demolition, nameplate...

1587
01:49:18,122 --> 01:49:20,511
... palm trees and smoke

1588
01:49:20,802 --> 01:49:22,679
Most of them were shot at "magic hours."

1589
01:49:24,202 --> 01:49:27,000
"Magic clock" is a fun time
day when you are all tired...

1590
01:49:27,202 --> 01:49:28,794
... and the light is perfect.

1591
01:49:31,242 --> 01:49:32,311
He died.

1592
01:49:35,842 --> 01:49:37,912
You collaborated with Stanley.

1593
01:49:38,242 --> 01:49:40,710
It's not easy to impress
with what you do...

1594
01:49:40,962 --> 01:49:42,953
... but if you exit
doesn't tick about something...

1595
01:49:44,522 --> 01:49:45,875
... You know that you have done it well.

1596
01:49:46,082 --> 01:49:48,994
You become very close
You are part of the family.

1597
01:49:49,242 --> 01:49:53,713
This is a unit that is very close because you
with him 24 hours a day sometimes.

1598
01:49:53,922 --> 01:49:55,674
You eat, drink and sleep.

1599
01:49:55,882 --> 01:49:58,237
There is no life outside the movie with Stanley.

1600
01:49:58,482 --> 01:50:01,155
And if you enjoy it,
there is no greater experience  Everyone gets their salary
when they work for Stanley

1601
01:50:01,482 --> 01:50:05,111


1602
01:50:05,402 --> 01:50:08,678
But no one pays their salary
the way Stanley gets paid.

1603
01:50:08,922 --> 01:50:11,390
Nobody works at all, very...

1604
01:50:11,722 --> 01:50:14,236
... obsessive, like Stanley did.

1605
01:50:14,482 --> 01:50:16,916
And he understands
when you make a film...

1606
01:50:17,122 --> 01:50:20,114
... you often don't know what you want
until you see it

1607
01:50:20,322 --> 01:50:22,392
Have you tried it
Let's crack it.

1608
01:50:22,642 --> 01:50:24,997
One way or another...

1609
01:50:25,402 --> 01:50:29,634
... I feel very compensated...

1610
01:50:30,602 --> 01:50:32,593
... for my time with Stanley

1611
01:50:32,802 --> 01:50:37,081
If you are only in money,
you may have different feelings.

1612
01:50:37,283 --> 01:50:39,956
But my feeling is that...

1613
01:50:40,163 --> 01:50:43,155
... I really
no complaints  Kubrick began working on the idea
for 'Full Metal Jacket' in 1980.

1614
01:50:43,683 --> 01:50:47,392
When released 7 years later...

1615
01:50:48,203 --> 01:50:50,000
... some Vietnamese films
have arrived at the screen

1616
01:50:50,203 --> 01:50:53,479
Kubrick, great innovator, has
been followed by other filmmakers.

1617
01:50:53,683 --> 01:50:58,598
But still interesting
to a broad audience...

1618
01:50:58,803 --> 01:51:01,271
... because it has all the differences
the superiority of a Kubrick film.

1619
01:51:01,603 --> 01:51:05,278
He doesn't like
that he made so few films.

1620
01:51:05,603 --> 01:51:08,197
He always hopes that he can do more  If he has something negative
in his life...

1621
01:51:08,523 --> 01:51:10,593


1622
01:51:10,883 --> 01:51:14,637


1623
01:51:14,883 --> 01:51:18,398
... I think it's that feeling
that he's slow

1624
01:51:18,603 --> 01:51:22,039
I think something else
I wrote about Stanley...

1625
01:51:22,243 --> 01:51:25,792
... there is still something grand
Obsession he never realized.

1626
01:51:27,363 --> 01:51:31,072
Its appeal with World War II
and with the film industry...

1627
01:51:31,323 --> 01:51:33,120
... and Goebbels during that period.

1628
01:51:33,323 --> 01:51:35,883
For years Kubrick has tried
to find a way...

1629
01:51:36,123 --> 01:51:39,593
... describes the terrible
humanity of the Holocaust on the screen.

1630
01:51:39,803 --> 01:51:42,875
He plays Louis Begley's book,
Wartime...

1631
01:51:43,083 --> 01:51:44,721
... to be 'Arya Paper'...

1632
01:51:44,963 --> 01:51:49,002
... the story of Jewish families
trying to avoid capture by the Nazis.

1633
01:51:50,003 --> 01:51:52,358
When he is ready
for production...

1634
01:51:52,643 --> 01:51:55,363
... Spielberg starts filming
Schindler List.

1635
01:51:56,164 --> 01:51:58,473
Feeling the similarity
is too big...

1636
01:51:58,764 --> 01:52:01,881
... Kubrick is reluctant to be saved
Arya paper

1637
01:52:02,084 --> 01:52:05,156
Another thing, he feels it
can't be told

1638
01:52:05,404 --> 01:52:08,840
"If I really want to show
what I have read and know happened -"

1639
01:52:09,124 --> 01:52:11,160
And he read everything.

1640
01:52:13,244 --> 01:52:15,633
"- How can I film it?

1641
01:52:15,884 --> 01:52:19,035
How can you fake it?"

1642
01:52:20,564 --> 01:52:24,318
He gets very depressed
during preparation...

1643
01:52:24,564 --> 01:52:27,078
... and I'm happy
when he gave up on it...

1644
01:52:27,364 --> 01:52:30,322
... because it really took
.

1645
01:52:30,764 --> 01:52:34,200
Kubrick turns his attention to another old project...

1646
01:52:34,484 --> 01:52:36,998
... based on short stories
by Brian Aldiss

1647
01:52:37,284 --> 01:52:40,117
But 'A.I.'
evolved
became like a giant doing...

1648
01:52:40,324 --> 01:52:43,202
... he is looking for cooperation with other directors  He said, "You have to direct 'A.I.'
and I have to produce it.
"

1649
01:52:43,524 --> 01:52:47,403
I was surprised.
I said, "Yes, right."

1650
01:52:47,684 --> 01:52:50,118
He said, "I'm serious.  This will be the production of Kubrick
from a Spielberg film.
"

1651
01:52:50,404 --> 01:52:51,883
I remember he really gave me the
title card for the whole proposal  I said, "Why do you want to?"

1652
01:52:52,124 --> 01:52:55,196


1653
01:52:55,524 --> 01:53:00,154


1654
01:53:00,364 --> 01:53:02,241


1655
01:53:02,564 --> 01:53:06,796


1656
01:53:07,044 --> 01:53:09,478


1657
01:53:09,684 --> 01:53:12,596


1658
01:53:13,164 --> 01:53:14,564


1659
01:53:14,845 --> 01:53:18,758


1660
01:53:19,005 --> 01:53:20,279


1661
01:53:20,525 --> 01:53:23,722


1662
01:53:24,045 --> 01:53:26,923


1663
01:53:27,165 --> 01:53:30,043


1664
01:53:30,245 --> 01:53:33,920


1665
01:53:34,125 --> 01:53:36,639
We, for the first time, sat down
and he said:

1666
01:53:36,845 --> 01:53:38,801
"I'll show the storyboard."

1667
01:53:39,045 --> 01:53:42,401
And he started showing me
a large number of jobs...

1668
01:53:42,685 --> 01:53:44,437
... what he did

1669
01:53:44,645 --> 01:53:47,364
That is the project needed
many special effects

1670
01:53:47,685 --> 01:53:51,314
He finally delayed the project
for technical reasons.

1671
01:53:51,565 --> 01:53:54,557
Computer technology
will explode...

1672
01:53:54,765 --> 01:53:59,202
... and he thinks he will benefit greatly from waiting a few years.

1673
01:53:59,725 --> 01:54:02,285
So the next project
becomes 'Eyes Wide Shut'.

1674
01:54:02,845 --> 01:54:06,121
When 'Eyes Wide Shut' was announced
as the next film Kubrick...

1675
01:54:06,365 --> 01:54:09,437
... celebrity columnist focus
on the mysterious director...

1676
01:54:09,645 --> 01:54:13,160
... who did not make a movie
or was given an interview in 10 years.

1677
01:54:13,405 --> 01:54:14,884
They rehashed old stories...

1678
01:54:15,165 --> 01:54:18,202
... the Kubrick
never bothered to deny

1679
01:54:18,725 --> 01:54:20,204
He has been pegged:

1680
01:54:20,525 --> 01:54:23,801
"Hidden filmmaker,
may be half crazy
"

1681
01:54:24,005 --> 01:54:27,839
For a man who in my opinion,
control is everything...

1682
01:54:28,045 --> 01:54:31,674
... the idea that he can't,
in the last analysis...

1683
01:54:31,885 --> 01:54:35,674
... control of this image that he has - adults about who he is...

1684
01:54:35,886 --> 01:54:39,845
... he must have bought him despair,
like, "Fuck that

1685
01:54:40,126 --> 01:54:43,914
If that's what they want to think about,
I can't do anything.
"

1686
01:54:44,126 --> 01:54:46,196
He handles it as it should.

1687
01:54:46,406 --> 01:54:49,159
I know it's rubbish
That's what matters.

1688
01:54:49,486 --> 01:54:51,556
And that's mostly
all of that is important to him...

1689
01:54:51,766 --> 01:54:54,758
... but the more disgusting
things make him upset.

1690
01:54:54,966 --> 01:54:57,400
He will talk about it sometimes.

1691
01:54:57,606 --> 01:55:01,394
I know until the end of
'Eyes Wide Shut' he began to say:

1692
01:55:01,646 --> 01:55:05,480
"Okay, now I'm going to do it
some of the right interviews...

1693
01:55:05,766 --> 01:55:09,918
... and try and set the notes
a little straight
"

1694
01:55:10,126 --> 01:55:12,640
He doesn't want to shoot tourists on his page...

1695
01:55:12,846 --> 01:55:14,643
... then give them money
when they bleed

1696
01:55:14,846 --> 01:55:18,043
But also because it's another thing
that is suitable for...

1697
01:55:18,246 --> 01:55:20,362
... nerdy monsters...

1698
01:55:20,646 --> 01:55:23,843
... slimming her body in her house
and hating women.

1699
01:55:24,126 --> 01:55:27,323
Hate women?
He is surrounded by them.

1700
01:55:27,566 --> 01:55:31,400
I think there are some men who know
like women like him.

1701
01:55:31,726 --> 01:55:34,638
It is impossible for me to do it
Be objective and say:

1702
01:55:34,886 --> 01:55:38,845
"He should have spoken.
He should be more gregarious.
"

1703
01:55:39,046 --> 01:55:41,799
Must?
He can't.
She does not.
Why should it be him?

1704
01:55:42,086 --> 01:55:43,201
He has great courage.

1705
01:55:43,526 --> 01:55:46,996
He will open the door for someone
looking for Stanley Kubrick and say:

1706
01:55:47,206 --> 01:55:49,117
"He is not at home."

1707
01:55:49,406 --> 01:55:52,045
For a long time, nobody knows
What his face looks like.

1708
01:55:52,286 --> 01:55:55,198
He's very, very knowledgeable
about things, Stanley.

1709
01:55:55,406 --> 01:55:57,637
Curious and interested
In the world.

1710
01:56:00,167 --> 01:56:03,239
They think of someone who is very obsessive
and so committed...

1711
01:56:03,567 --> 01:56:06,240
... that the whole world
might pass it by.

1712
01:56:06,487 --> 01:56:09,877
He channeled the world into his life,
into his kitchen

1713
01:56:10,127 --> 01:56:12,880
Now, this is a man
that governs his life...

1714
01:56:13,127 --> 01:56:17,882
... so he is constantly warmed up by him
family and circle of friends.

1715
01:56:18,087 --> 01:56:22,478
She's only a few minutes
from where she works.

1716
01:56:22,727 --> 01:56:26,242
Any of us will be anything
but jealous...

1717
01:56:26,527 --> 01:56:29,644
... how is he managed
to organize his life?

1718
01:56:34,807 --> 01:56:37,082
This book is a channel about, you know...

1719
01:56:37,287 --> 01:56:41,075
... what's the danger
married life?

1720
01:56:41,287 --> 01:56:43,881
What is silent despair...

1721
01:56:44,167 --> 01:56:48,285
... continues
relationships live...

1722
01:56:48,527 --> 01:56:50,836
... and what are the choices?

1723
01:56:51,047 --> 01:56:53,242
You are good at it or you don't.

1724
01:56:53,487 --> 01:56:57,241
And Stanley is very much a family and in it.

1725
01:56:57,487 --> 01:57:02,242
The guess he made
what might be like that outside...

1726
01:57:02,567 --> 01:57:05,001
... has a lot to do with curiosity.

1727
01:57:05,247 --> 01:57:10,116
That is the theme that both of us
talk a lot.

1728
01:57:10,607 --> 01:57:13,917
He thinks about it
in various ways.

1729
01:57:14,127 --> 01:57:17,677
It used to go back for years
again and again...

1730
01:57:17,928 --> 01:57:21,079
... and when you see friends get
divorced and remarry...

1731
01:57:21,288 --> 01:57:23,040
... the topic will appear again.

1732
01:57:23,248 --> 01:57:26,001
It has so many variations...

1733
01:57:26,208 --> 01:57:29,803
... and very much
seriously thinking of it...

1734
01:57:30,048 --> 01:57:32,846
... he knows someday
he will succeed.

1735
01:57:33,288 --> 01:57:35,802
May I ask why a beautiful woman...

1736
01:57:37,088 --> 01:57:39,761
... who can have someone in this case
room, want to get married

1737
01:57:42,608 --> 01:57:44,519
Why not?

1738
01:57:46,248 --> 01:57:48,204
Is that bad?

1739
01:57:49,488 --> 01:57:51,797
As good as that

1740
01:57:52,008 --> 01:57:55,921
Stanley's hopes for people
are not really high.

1741
01:57:56,128 --> 01:57:57,322
You see it in the film.

1742
01:57:57,648 --> 01:58:00,287
There are people he loves.
Christiane is the love of his life.

1743
01:58:01,648 --> 01:58:05,084
He will talk about him with -
He adores him.

1744
01:58:05,288 --> 01:58:07,404
That is something people don't know.

1745
01:58:07,648 --> 01:58:10,003
His daughter, adore him.

1746
01:58:10,208 --> 01:58:13,917
I will see it because he will do it
talking to me about them, very proud.

1747
01:58:14,128 --> 01:58:17,120
Understanding about humans...

1748
01:58:17,328 --> 01:58:21,003
... is that we are very bitter.

1749
01:58:21,488 --> 01:58:24,161
But he admires, I think...

1750
01:58:24,728 --> 01:58:29,244
... like, passion and commitment
and loyalty.

1751
01:58:29,488 --> 01:58:32,685
Finally, 'Eyes Wide Shut'
is about commitment

1752
01:58:32,968 --> 01:58:35,960
This is a very hopeful film.
People see it as dark...

1753
01:56:36,168 --> 01:58:37,648
... but this is very hopeful.

1754
01:58:41,809 --> 01:58:43,879
I have to see you again.

1755
01:58:45,289 --> 01:58:48,042
-That's not possible.
-Why?

1756
01:58:49,249 --> 01:58:51,399
Because...

1757
01:58:53,649 --> 01:58:54,877
... I'm married.

1758
01:58:55,089 --> 01:58:58,081
The films are often thought of
without pity.

1759
01:58:58,289 --> 01:59:01,281
That's good quality,
It seems to me...

1760
01:59:01,529 --> 01:59:05,647
... because he said, "We are like that
this.
We are desperate, chaotic...

1761
01:59:05,849 --> 01:59:11,003
... wrong, desperate,
requires-loving human beings.
"

1762
01:59:11,209 --> 01:59:15,521
Finally, I think so
is the main quality of the film.

1763
01:59:15,729 --> 01:59:18,368
He tells about humans
like us...

1764
01:59:18,609 --> 01:59:21,282
... not like what we want to imagine.

1765
01:59:21,529 --> 01:59:26,080
The essence of that
describes a truth...

1766
01:59:26,289 --> 01:59:28,519
... about relationships and sexuality.

1767
01:59:28,729 --> 01:59:32,642
That's not illustrated
literally...

1768
01:59:32,849 --> 01:59:34,248
... but in a theatrical way.

1769
01:59:34,489 --> 01:59:36,764
People say roads aren't
like New York

1770
01:59:36,969 --> 01:59:39,767
I said, "No problem.
Look at the name of the road.  There are no such roads in New York.

1771
01:59:40,009 --> 01:59:42,477
In a funny way, it's like that
experiencing New York in a dream.

1772
01:59:42,769 --> 01:59:46,205
New York, but no.  Looks like your wife, you know,
but what did she say to me

1773
01:59:46,409 --> 01:59:48,639
And am I curious?
Maybe I shouldn't ask.
"

1774
01:59:48,849 --> 01:59:53,400
Because I'm a beautiful woman...

1775
01:59:53,649 --> 01:59:56,322


1776
01:59:56,729 --> 01:59:58,288


1777
01:59:58,570 --> 02:00:02,643
... the only reason for anyone
Ever wanted to talk to me...

1778
02:00:04,490 --> 00:00:08,608
... because he wants to fuck me
Is that what you say?

1779
02:00:11,050 --> 02:00:15,805
Well, I don't think that's enough
which is black and white...

1780
02:00:17,930 --> 02:00:22,481
... but I think we both know
What is that guy like?

1781
02:00:24,570 --> 02:00:26,288
So on that basis...

1782
02:00:26,530 --> 02:00:31,320
... I have to conclude that you want to fuck those two models.

1783
02:00:33,130 --> 02:00:36,088
There are exceptions.

1784
02:00:37,690 --> 02:00:41,080
And what makes you exception?

1785
02:00:41,290 --> 02:00:43,565
I took the character of Bill's house.

1786
02:00:45,210 --> 02:00:46,848
Sometimes it's not
a good place to be...

1787
02:00:47,050 --> 02:00:50,645
... sitting, in that character
for the amount of time.

1788
02:00:52,210 --> 02:00:56,044
Actually it's not the type of person
that I, which contains...

1789
02:00:56,290 --> 02:00:59,088
... not communicative,
likes daily routines...

1790
02:00:59,370 --> 02:01:01,281
... the stability of his life.

1791
02:01:01,490 --> 02:01:03,845
lgnoring his wife in that matter
relationship.

1792
02:01:04,130 --> 02:01:05,609
Don't want to ride your bicycle.

1793
02:01:05,890 --> 02:01:08,085
Just taking something, Bill did it.

1794
02:01:08,330 --> 02:01:11,402
Take him, his family and his life
just like that.

1795
02:01:11,690 --> 02:01:15,239
He's just a little too arrogant,
and he just left, "bang."

1796
02:01:15,570 --> 02:01:19,359
I first saw it
that morning in the lobby

1797
02:01:20,171 --> 02:01:22,765
He's checking into the hotel...

1798
02:01:23,011 --> 02:01:26,287
... and he followed the porter
with his luggage...

1799
02:01:27,011 --> 02:01:28,922
... to the elevator

1800
02:01:33,251 --> 02:01:37,483
He glances at me as he passes.
Just a glance.

1801
02:01:38,651 --> 02:01:40,323
No more.

1802
02:01:47,371 --> 02:01:50,363
But I can hardly...

1803
02:01:52,011 --> 02:01:53,490
... move.

1804
02:01:56,211 --> 02:01:58,042
When we went to practice the scene...

1805
02:01:58,251 --> 02:02:03,200
... the three of us and we just
kind of entered our clothes...

1806
02:02:03,411 --> 02:02:05,879
... not Stanley,
we wear our underwear

1807
02:02:07,171 --> 02:02:10,402
And we're only talking about scenes...

1808
02:02:10,651 --> 02:02:13,119
... and not really worried
about the line

1809
02:02:13,411 --> 02:02:15,367
It's slowly developing.

1810
02:02:15,691 --> 02:02:20,207
We do take after take.
I said to Stanley, "What do you want?"

1811
02:02:20,491 --> 02:02:23,528
He said, "I want the miracle.
I want a miracle
"

1812
02:02:23,731 --> 02:02:28,566
But then when the scene takes place,
takes after taking it...

1813
02:02:28,811 --> 02:02:32,201
... You will feel that the scene reaches a certain level
everyone feels interesting...

1814
02:02:32,491 --> 02:02:36,882
... then we will continue to work on it
and it will feel bad.

1815
02:02:37,131 --> 02:02:40,124
That's trite.
It's just not -
It doesn't work  And suddenly we can feel it
into a place...

1816
02:02:40,332 --> 02:02:44,928
... none of us have really thought about it before  The process of the film
is a discovery.

1817
02:02:45,132 --> 02:02:48,807
It was never about the results.
It was never about:

1818
02:02:49,092 --> 02:02:51,242


1819
02:02:51,572 --> 02:02:55,087


1820
02:02:55,332 --> 02:03:00,486
"Well, we have a week to shoot
this scene
So fast, let's do it.  We may not fully explore it,
but we will get something good
"

1821
02:03:00,692 --> 02:03:03,889
Stanley wants it
to explore every road...

1822
02:03:04,172 --> 02:03:07,323
... and then make a decision
based on that

1823
02:03:07,572 --> 02:03:10,928
And Stanley is not restricted
With time, he refuses to be.

1824
02:03:11,172 --> 02:03:15,006
It's a big luxury that only someone like him is capable of...

1825
02:03:15,212 --> 02:03:19,091
... because of what he achieved
through his career to be able to say:

1826
02:03:19,332 --> 02:03:23,405
"Do you want to know what is gold?
with filmmaking?
Time is gold.
"

1827
02:03:23,692 --> 02:03:27,571


1828
02:03:27,852 --> 02:03:30,366
Don't have to go
from a scene...

1829
02:03:30,612 --> 02:03:33,490
... before you feel like
You really perfected it.

1830
02:03:35,372 --> 02:03:38,045
I want to make fun of you...

1831
02:03:39,732 --> 02:03:42,041
... laugh on your face  So I laughed as hard as possible.

1832
02:03:45,132 --> 02:03:49,967
That must be
when you wake me up  Another thing Stanley hated doing
never explained himself.

1833
02:04:03,413 --> 02:04:06,485
"So, what about the film, Stanley?"

1834
02:04:13,173 --> 02:04:16,722
He will look down,
turn away and not answer

1835
02:04:16,973 --> 02:04:18,929
The same for a scene, "How are you?
really want this scene?"

1836
02:04:19,173 --> 02:04:22,404
He will never answer it.

1837
02:04:25,653 --> 02:04:29,441
'Eyes Wide Shut' seems like the story of rake's progress

1838
02:04:29,653 --> 02:04:30,972


1839
02:04:31,213 --> 02:04:35,570


1840
02:04:35,853 --> 02:04:38,890
He continues an adventure that can
change in any way

1841
02:04:39,093 --> 02:04:42,051
This is an irresponsible adventure for him to start.

1842
02:04:42,253 --> 02:04:44,813
This is fantasy, isn't it?
This is a dream movie.

1843
02:04:45,013 --> 02:04:48,801
I don't think we should
believe anything we see

1844
02:04:49,013 --> 02:04:52,972
One thing people have
difficult time with in theaters...

1845
02:04:53,173 --> 02:04:54,686
... is ambiguity.

1846
02:04:55,013 --> 02:04:58,892
Ambiguity is great, but in theaters
it's almost verboten

1847
02:05:15,413 --> 02:05:19,201
Probably the most extraordinary example
how a piece of music is used...

1848
02:05:19,413 --> 02:05:24,124
... something to go home
about characters and stories...

1849
02:05:24,374 --> 02:05:28,845
... and the atmosphere of a movie
is in 'Eyes Wide Shut'.

1850
02:05:44,334 --> 02:05:47,531
Please, come forward.

1851
02:05:47,734 --> 02:05:51,090
I am in Stalinist...

1852
02:05:51,334 --> 02:05:53,609
... Hungarian terrorists...

1853
02:05:53,814 --> 02:05:57,250
... where this type of music
is not permitted...

1854
02:05:57,494 --> 02:06:00,213
... and I only write for myself.

1855
02:06:00,654 --> 02:06:05,125
Stanley Kubrick understands
dramatically now...

1856
02:06:05,414 --> 02:06:09,930
... and this is what he did in the
film.
For me, when I compile it...

1857
02:06:10,134 --> 02:06:13,251
... in 50...

1858
02:06:13,494 --> 02:06:15,724
... that's the most desperate

1859
02:06:15,934 --> 02:06:20,052
That is a knife in Stalin's heart.

1860
02:06:43,015 --> 02:06:46,485
He has the director's illness...

1861
02:06:46,735 --> 02:06:51,047
... really imagine the easy part
Until you get there, you know.

1862
02:06:51,335 --> 02:06:55,965
I'm sure he didn't enter 'Eyes Wide
Silent' hoping to shoot for 14 months.

1863
02:06:56,175 --> 02:07:00,691
I think the same thing, I said,
"I'll be out of here in three days."

1864
02:07:00,935 --> 02:07:04,644
The first scene we did in two hours,
that night at home...

1865
02:07:04,855 --> 02:07:07,210
... where they entered and greeted.

1866
02:07:07,415 --> 02:07:10,771
I said "What's all this?
I heard about it taking forever?

1867
02:07:11,015 --> 02:07:15,566
I went there, three hours later
I returned to the hotel in London.
"

1868
02:07:15,775 --> 02:07:18,414
I remember him teasing me,
"What are you doing?"

1869
02:07:18,655 --> 02:07:22,250
I said, "I know it's great
You are here, Sydney, you are perfect.
"

1870
02:07:22,535 --> 02:07:24,571
Because we shoot it in a day.

1871
02:07:25,735 --> 02:07:28,044
And then, my Lord.

1872
02:07:28,295 --> 02:07:30,650
Of course, the next day...

1873
02:07:30,895 --> 02:07:32,123
... Sydney is out...

1874
02:07:32,375 --> 02:07:35,367
... and she is dressed.
He wears his sleeve.

1875
02:07:35,615 --> 02:07:40,211
He's in his pants.
He knows every
line from this big scene.

1876
02:07:40,535 --> 02:07:43,732
He said, "Let's run the line.
Let's go, Cruise.

1877
02:07:44,015 --> 02:07:45,607
Let's go.
I have a week

1878
02:07:45,895 --> 02:07:49,490
We'll finish this
and it will be fantastic
"

1879
02:07:49,695 --> 02:07:54,052
And we shot a Steadicam
from where I entered the room...

1880
02:07:54,255 --> 02:07:57,611
... and Sydney left,
"How do you want me to do this?"

1881
02:07:57,815 --> 02:08:00,852
Stanley said,
"Okay, let's try and see."

1882
02:08:01,095 --> 02:08:04,088
"Okay, I can go to the door quickly."
"Let's see that."

1883
02:08:04,336 --> 02:08:06,247
He said, "Now open the door.

1884
02:08:06,496 --> 02:08:10,489
Maybe it's a little too fast.
"
"Okay, I'll go later."

1885
02:08:10,736 --> 02:08:13,330
We start doing scenes like this,
and--

1886
02:08:13,656 --> 02:08:16,807
In the third week
when we were in the billiard room...

1887
02:08:17,016 --> 02:08:21,487
... I said, "My God, how is it? How?"

1888
02:08:21,776 --> 02:08:26,725
Of course, Stanley said, "I didn't do it
thought you'd be even longer

1889
02:08:27,016 --> 02:08:29,052
But don't you want to do it right? "

1890
02:08:30,056 --> 02:08:34,095
I say, there are many people
in our business who...

1891
02:08:34,296 --> 02:08:37,925
Well, they label themselves
as perfectionists.

1892
02:08:38,136 --> 02:08:42,129
That's a kind of euphemism
for pain in the ass, really.

1893
02:08:42,496 --> 02:08:47,524
Stanley is the first real
perfectionist that I met.

1894
02:08:47,736 --> 02:08:51,570
I mean, there is no way at all...

1895
02:08:52,056 --> 02:08:54,286
... for him to go one take less.

1896
02:08:54,896 --> 02:08:57,171
He never gives anything to whatever.  So much is expected of him
every time.

1897
02:08:58,256 --> 02:09:02,044
He is not allowed to just
to make a movie

1898
02:09:02,256 --> 02:09:05,089
That must be an amazing film...

1899
02:09:05,296 --> 02:09:07,252


1900
02:09:07,576 --> 02:09:10,648
... because so many are waiting for
for the next Kubrick movie.

1901
02:09:10,896 --> 02:09:15,572
That must be an event.
I think,
on his shoulders is responsibility.

1902
02:09:21,896 --> 02:09:26,652
When 'Eyes Wide Shut' is shown
for the first time in New York...

1903
02:09:26,897 --> 02:09:30,094
... on March 1, 1999...

1904
02:09:30,297 --> 02:09:33,972
... for Tom and Nicole
and head of the studio...

1905
02:09:34,217 --> 02:09:36,685
... the response was very enthusiastic.

1906
02:09:36,937 --> 02:09:38,734
Stanley is very, very happy.

1907
02:09:38,937 --> 02:09:42,646
A large and heavy weight is lifted from his shoulder  I think this change
is its existence...

1908
02:09:44,177 --> 02:09:48,170
... causes almost physical changes in the body...

1909
02:09:48,377 --> 02:09:51,653
... because he once lived with this
big responsibility...

1910
02:09:51,857 --> 02:09:55,691


1911
02:09:55,897 --> 02:09:58,411
... for movies that are very expensive...

1912
02:09:58,657 --> 02:10:02,411
... which has been filming a long time
for two years.

1913
02:10:02,697 --> 02:10:04,688
And suddenly everything is gone.

1914
02:10:05,937 --> 02:10:08,053
He died a week later.

1915
02:10:13,657 --> 02:10:17,650
The intensity is very large
that Stanley has...

1916
02:10:17,897 --> 02:10:21,651
... with his work,
He also applied for his family.

1917
02:10:21,937 --> 02:10:25,646
I always feel very loved,
as well as children.

1918
02:10:27,377 --> 02:10:31,006
He is consistent...

1919
02:10:31,217 --> 02:10:36,132
... because he always says,
"Whether you care or not."

1920
02:10:36,337 --> 02:10:40,489
Well, Stanley is always a man who doesn't want to repeat himself.

1921
02:10:41,737 --> 02:10:45,651
He created himself again with everyone
the single picture he directed

1922
02:10:46,698 --> 02:10:49,849
As a filmmaker, you know, for me...

1923
02:10:50,098 --> 02:10:53,454
... he is a conceptual illustrator...

1924
02:10:53,658 --> 02:10:55,410
... from the human condition.

1925
02:10:55,658 --> 02:10:58,855
You say, "I hope he has made more,
but this is enough
"

1926
02:10:59,058 --> 02:11:01,936
Because there are so many
in each, you know?

1927
02:11:02,138 --> 02:11:03,856
It would be nice for him
to make more...

1928
02:11:04,058 --> 02:11:06,492
... but that is not the process.

1929
02:11:06,738 --> 02:11:10,617
What he does is very special, a different movie every time you see it.

1930
02:11:10,818 --> 02:11:12,217
I think, as a director...

1931
02:11:12,538 --> 02:11:15,416
... I think that what we all
are admired the most...

1932
02:11:15,738 --> 02:11:17,615
... is that it is a single vision.

1933
02:11:17,818 --> 02:11:21,493
That is the vision of one person, and nobody
interferes with that vision.

1934
02:11:21,778 --> 02:11:24,850
Full control it has
in making the film...

1935
02:11:25,098 --> 02:11:29,296
... that means whatever is in it
The head is above the screen.

1936
02:11:29,538 --> 02:11:32,928
I know that he fought a lot
to get to that place

1937
02:11:33,138 --> 02:11:36,687
I think that is something that all of us have benefited from.

1938
02:11:36,978 --> 02:11:40,857
The two great artists
Orson Welles and Stanley...

1939
02:11:41,058 --> 02:11:45,768
... in terms of being, you know,
is original...

1940
02:11:45,978 --> 02:11:47,889
... no artist is prohibited.

1941
02:11:48,138 --> 02:11:50,857
So I will put it in the pantheon...

1942
02:11:51,058 --> 02:11:56,337
... from the absolute top film director
which the world has seen.

1943
02:11:56,858 --> 02:12:00,692
And he is one of those people
that kind of knows...

1944
02:12:03,058 --> 02:12:06,654
... what's wrong with the world
in a strange way...

1945
02:12:07,579 --> 02:12:09,490
... and able to turn it into art.

1946
02:12:10,299 --> 02:12:14,258
He just doesn't grouse about it...

1947
02:12:14,899 --> 02:12:17,777
... or annoying or bad editorial writing.

1948
02:12:18,059 --> 02:12:21,608
He turned it into something.
That was awesome...

1949
02:12:21,819 --> 02:12:25,858
... and important to us as a species.

1950
02:12:26,099 --> 02:12:29,296
I always think
I will work with Stanley again.

1951
02:12:29,539 --> 02:12:32,497
We have been in contact for years
and everything...

1952
02:12:32,699 --> 02:12:35,736
... talking about other projects.

1953
02:12:35,939 --> 02:12:40,376
It's sad if I don't want to
Have a good chance.

1954
02:12:40,859 --> 02:12:42,611
I miss him.

1955
02:12:45,139 --> 02:12:47,209
How can someone not miss him?

1956
02:12:47,699 --> 02:12:50,736
He is a man who
is truly unique  He is a man I love and admire...

1957
02:12:50,939 --> 02:12:53,328
... with all difficulties
he is with him

1958
02:12:53,659 --> 02:12:57,129
He is not an easy person,
But it doesn't matter.

1959
02:12:57,339 --> 02:13:00,854
Obviously I worked with him
for 30 years for good reason.

1960
02:13:01,099 --> 02:13:04,330
Stanley lost

1961
02:13:04,659 --> 02:13:06,217
There will never be another Kubrick movie.

1962
02:13:06,579 --> 02:13:09,491
You will never have a movie that will
look like this again...

1963
02:13:09,779 --> 02:13:12,930
... because that is Stanley...

1964
02:13:13,139 --> 02:13:14,572


1965
02:13:14,859 --> 02:13:17,896
... and he encourages everyone
to the limit

1966
02:13:18,099 --> 02:13:23,219
He pushed the film to a certain extent.
He encourages actors emotionally.

1967
02:13:23,539 --> 02:13:26,213
But because we all want it
to go there with him.

1968
02:13:26,420 --> 02:13:30,208
Part of the legacy of Stanley
in my life is that...

1969
02:13:30,420 --> 02:13:32,570
... if you believe in something...

1970
02:13:32,860 --> 02:13:37,138
... You really believe
something, devote yourself to it...

1971
02:13:37,420 --> 02:13:40,298
... completely, completely
and don't apologize for doing it.

1972
02:13:40,540 --> 02:13:42,656
He feels very lucky...

1973
02:13:42,900 --> 02:13:47,974
... in a certain situation
where he can tell...

1974
02:13:48,180 --> 02:13:52,298
... on a large scale,
and millions of dollars involved.

1975
02:13:52,540 --> 02:13:57,694
I think when he was young, he didn't
Dare to hope he could do that.

1976
02:13:57,980 --> 02:14:01,336
I don't think he ever took it
.

1977
02:14:01,900 --> 02:14:04,698
People will say,
"How are you doing, Stan?"

1978
02:14:04,900 --> 02:14:06,652
He will say, "I am still fooling them."